By Sean P. Aune |
Toshiba has announced the REGZA AT501 tablet, but it leaves a lot to be desired at its price point. Announced for the Japanese market at a price of ¥40,000 (approx. $424 USD), the new REGZA AT501 features a 10.1-inch screen (1280×800 IPS), Android 4.1 Jelly…
By Todd Haselton |
We first had a chance to check out the Toshiba Excite 10 SE Android 4.1 Jelly Bean tablet during CES 2013. The device features a 10.1-inch screen and starts at $349.99 in the United States.…
By Aaron Baker |
The Toshiba Excite SE was announced back in early December, but we haven’t had a chance to take a gander at the 10-inch tablet. Not until we met with Toshiba on the show floor here at CES 2013 in Las Vegas, that is. The Toshiba…
By Brandon Russell |
Toshiba has reportedly developed a cube-shaped camera module for smartphones and tablets that works in similar fashion to the Lytro. Imagine snapping a picture and focusing after the fact. That could solve a lot of problems and headaches for those fleeting moments that don’t always…
By Todd Haselton |
I started my career in New York City working for Laptop Magazine, and I loved my days at the publication because I had a ton of time to study the newest laptops and work with some of the best people in the industry who write…
By Brandon Russell |
Google and Amazon aren’t the only companies playing the how-low-can-you-go game. Toshiba, a company always hovering on the cusp of the big-time, is ready to join the fray, and its new $350 10-inch tablet isn’t skimping on specs. This might actually compete. Dubbed Excite 10…
By Roy Choi |
We love our pets here at TechnoBuffalo, so much so that we bring them to the office. You may have seen Lucy and Eva in various videos and pictures on TechnoBuffalo. They demanded they get in on the Holiday Gift Guide, it sounded a lot…
By Killian Bell |
Samsung has this morning announced a new 85-inch Ultra HD television — the world’s largest commercialized Ultra HD LED TV — that will be on show at CES 2013. The set packs a whopping 8 million pixels, and “life-like picture quality,” according to the Korean electronics…
By Killian Bell |
The Huawei Ascend D1 Quad is now available to purchase from the Chinese company’s online store for ¥2,699 (approx. $425). The flagship handset was first announced at Mobile World Congress back in January — where it was known simply as the “Ascend D” — and…
By Killian Bell |
Right on cue, LG’s 84-inch 4K Ultra HD television arrives in Korea today. The set offers a stunning resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, but it also comes with a hefty price tag at ₩25 million (approx. $22,100). If that price tag didn’t make your jaw hit…
By Todd Haselton |
Toshiba has canceled its plans to create Windows RT-powered tablets and will instead focus on devices that run Microsoft’s more powerful Windows 8 operating system. Windows RT devices are expected to fall in at lower price points and will run on ARM-based processors, instead of…
By Jon Rettinger |
Not everyone wants (or can afford) Apple’s new laptop king. For those still enjoying the Windows 7 pastures, there are some excellent alternatives out there that are pretty wallet friendly, which is always a plus. Exhibit A: Toshiba Satellite P745-S4160. Its name is a mouthful…
By Sean P. Aune |
Toshiba has unveiled Ultrabooks this morning that meet the needs of every kind of user. Ultrabooks have become the latest arena for combat between computer manufacturers, and Toshiba is coming to the battlefield with some new heavy artillery. The new Satellite U series ranges from the…
By Killian Bell |
Following a trial that started last October with the Asus Transformer at just 200 stores, GameStop is now selling Android tablets pre-loaded with games at more than 1,600 stores across the United States. In addition to the original Transformer, the retailer will also be offering…
By Brandon Russell |
A new Tegra 3 Android tab from Toshiba, dubbed Excite 10, is hitting the scene today, seemingly set to go against devices like the Transformer Pad 300 and beefier Transformer Prime. The 10.1-inch device — offered in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB — comes with Android…
By Brandon Russell |
Intel is reportedly preparing to unveil its first string of Ivy Bridge processors on Monday, April 23. The quad-core chips, which emphasize graphics and multimedia processing strengths, will be available for both mobile and desktop devices, CNET said. Dual-core chips are expected to land later this…
By Mark Hearn |
Toshiba announced three new “Excite” tablets on Tuesday, including 13.3-inch, 10.1-inch and 7.7-inch models. While each tablet has its own unique form factor, all three devices offer similar specs: an NVIDIA quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 5-megapixel rear facing camera, a 2-megapixel…
By Brandon Russell |
Four months after its announcement, Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich is still largely floating around in the black void of OS space. The truth is that most Android owners haven’t seen ICS, though manufacturers have improved, however slightly, on pushing out the update. It’s understandable upgrade…
By Brandon Russell |
While this news doesn’t quite have the impact of, say, Apple’s recent iPad invite, Toshiba on Wednesday announced the March 6 availability of its Excite 10 LE, a 10-inch tablet touted as “the world’s thinnest and lightest.” Measuring at just 0.3 inches and 1.18 pounds,…
By Sean P. Aune |
Toshiba announced the new Excite X10 tablet today at CES 2012, and hopes to launch it by the middle of this quarter. While you may be thinking, “Oh, it’s just another Honeycomb tablet,” (and it is) but you have to give it some props for…
By Killian Bell |
If you look at today’s tablet and immediately think, “you fat so and so,” then you’re just far too hard to please. But Toshiba may have something up its sleeve that can satisfy you. According to a post on the Japanese company’s website, it is…
By Emily Price |
Apple may be using a new display technology in the iPhone 5. According to MacTimes, Apple is working along with Toshiba to create a new iShape display that would blow the screens of today out of the water. Called iShape, the technology would be “based…
By Maximum PC |
How do you make the most powerful supercomputer in the world even faster? It’s simple, really. Just keep adding components! When Japan’s K supercomputer assumed the top slot back in June, it did so thanks to a team of 68,544 CPUs working in tandem to…
By Killian Bell |
If you’re a huge fan of Apple’s MacBook Air, but you can’t stand the thought of using the company’s Mac OS X operating system, then you’re probably looking forward to those super portable Ultrabooks that PC manufacturers keep promising. According to details “leaked onto the…
