It appears that Toshiba has a new Android slate coming out to play, as they have now announced the Toshiba AT300 tablet, which is a 10.1-inch slate that packs an NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad core processor, and runs the Android Ice cream Sandwich operating system.
According to the guys over at Phone Arena by way of Pocket-lint, the Toshiba AT300 features a 10.1-inch LED backlit Gorilla Glass 1280 x 800 pixel resolution touch screen with 10 finger multi-touch support, and housed in a slim aluminium body.
Other specs on the Android 4.0 tablet include a 5 megapixel rear facing camera with LED flash, a 2 megapixel front facing camera again with LED flash, 1GB of DDR3 RAM, 16GB or 32GB internal memory models, with both variants sporting microSD expansion up to 64GB.
The Toshiba AT300 is apparently just 8.95mm thick and weighs in at 590 grams, and is said to offer up to 10-hours of life, with access to Google Play for Android apps, and comes with Toshiba Places pre-installed, which is an alternative store for getting your eBooks, movies and videos.
Apparently the Toshiba AT300 tablet is set to hit select markets sometime next month, and commands a price tag of 329-quid for the 16GB model, which happens to be the same price as the 16GB Apple iPad 2, whilst the 32GB AT300 will set you back 379-quid.
So there you go, another Android slate coming out to play, but does the Toshiba AT300 look like the Android tablet that you would want to own?
