Toshiba Android Tablet Trio Reaches Australian Market

Toshiba has rolled out three novel tabs in the Australian market, all carrying the newest edition Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS and in varying sizes ranging from 7.7 to a hefty 13.3.

Japanese consumer electronics maker has over the last year or so introduced quite a few Android tabs locally, comprising a model that it named as the globes thinnest and lightest tab during Jan 2012, and its AT100 model during June last year.

But, none are said to have made a major impact on the local tab market that stays tremendously reigned by Apples iPad.

The first of the three novel models is the AT270, a 7.7 tablet that is 7.8mm thick.

The AT270 has a weight of 350 grams.

Catered by a NVIDIA Tegra quad-core CPU, the new tab will be available with 1 gigabyte of random access memory, 16 gigabyte of storage space, a screen resolution of 1280800, 8 hours of battery life and a 5 MP back and 2 MP front camera.

The company said, The super slim 7.7 pocket-sized AT270 brings games, movies and photos to life in the palm of your hand, providing a vivid viewing experience on the go.

The AT270 contains a price label of $539.

The second model hits the Australian market is, the AT300, which weighs 600g, and utilizes what Toshiba has labeled its Adaptive Display expertise that automatically lines up brightness to go well with changing lighting situations during the day or night, resulting in enhanced picture quality.

The key features include a 10.1 screen, the same NVIDIA CPU, 1GB of memory, 16GB of storage space, a 1280800 resolution 5 MP back and 2MP front camera, micro-SD card slot and a micro-USB port.

It will be available at a price of $539.

The largest of the three, the AT330, will be obtainable at a cost of $699, and features a 13.3 touchscreen running at a resolution of 1600900. Other traits are quad core CPU, 1GB of memory and 16GB of storage, but it weighs quite a bit more, at 998 grams, and is quite a bit larger physical, at 343.77mm x 211.23mm x 9.81mm.

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