Toshiba Excite 10 SE gets unveiled for the US, yours for $349.99 starting on December 6
Toshiba has announced the Excite 10 SE tablet for the USA today. This looks like it’s a very close relative to the AT300SE that was unveiled over in the UK a few weeks ago.
The Excite 10 SE has a 10.1-inch 1280×800 touchscreen, an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor, a 3 MP rear camera, an HD front-facing camera, a microSD card slot, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 16 GB of built-in storage space, and it runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (a pretty stock variant, to be exact).
Those are all the specs we know, for Toshiba hasn’t bothered to announce the full list. So it’s up to you to guess how much RAM is in there, or how big the battery is. The good news is that we may get the missing pieces in just a couple of days, because that’s when it will become available. More specifically, on December 6 (so this Thursday).
You’ll be able to buy the Toshiba Excite 10 SE from “select retailers” as well as ToshibaDirect.com for a recommended price of $349.99.
That’s definitely not a bad price for a 10-inch tablet. But for just $50 more, you can order a Google Nexus 10, which comes with a next-generation processor (Cortex-A15 based, although ‘just’ dual-core) and an insanely pixel-packed screen coming with 2,560×1,600 resolution. And you get pretty much guaranteed Android updates for a few years, updates which you’ll also get many months before anyone else.
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