Toshiba launches new ultra high-grade tablet

Today we brought you a Toshiba-made ultra-high-definition tablet. Several of the hardware indicators have surpassed the iPad. Friends who recently chose tablet PCs may be tempted.

Toshiba recently released three high-profile tablets that refresh the industry's benchmark. Two of the iPads, which face the Retina screen directly, have also been listed as direct competitors. The three models equipped with Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) system will go online on July 25.

Let's take a look at the specific parameters:

Excite Pro and Write series are Toshiba’s first ultra-high resolution screen (2560 x 1600) products, equipped with Nvidia Tegra 4 core processor, and also have a slightly lower resolution, Tegra 3 processor version is optional, the price will be Adjust accordingly.

Excite Pro uses Sharp's 10.1-inch PixelPure IPS screen at the cutting edge of the industry, with a ppi of 300 (the iPad is 264 ppi), and the display is stunning. The rest of the configuration also comes standard with the mainstream: 2GB DDR3 memory, comes with 32GB of internal space, allowing microSD card expansion. The Harman Kardon stereo speakers are used on the back of the tablet to provide smooth audio output for the tablet using DTS Premium Voice professional bass processing technology.

In terms of cameras, the front 1.2 million camera should be sufficient, and the back is an 8 million\F2.2 aperture camera. With high dynamic range and panoramic camera and image stabilization technology. The interface has micro-HDMI and micro USB interfaces, and everything adds up to $499.99.

At the top of the product line is Write, the basic parameters are not much different from the Pro series, but the panel is covered with Corning II glass. As the name suggests, Write provides handwriting and Truben services (with native TruNote application), Toshiba official said The screen supports 1024 touch points, and a stylus pen handwriting experience is simulated by the stylus.

Write is more for designers and artists who use electronic products. The same version of the ThinkFree Office and TrueCapture app was presented on the same ship. The 8 million back camera was used to record the content on the whiteboard and was imported into a speech document or folder. The price was $599.99.

The last Excite series tablet is budget-friendly Pure, with a slightly weaker screen: 1280 x 800 pixel AutoBrite screen. 1GB DDR3 memory and 16GB of internal space (also supports micro SD expansion), micro-HDMI and micro-USB interface are brought on, priced at 299.99 US dollars.

We can see that the position of the industry benchmark is not without cost, and the Toshiba tablet equipped with this high score screen is already similar to the fourth-generation iPad. Android Tablets have been using their low-cost, open source features as selling points, and this trend seems to be somewhat out of place. The quality of a product can not be a competition of several hardware, but also emphasizes the consistency of experience after using the software. From this point of view, whether or not the tablet of the Android camp can eventually surpass the iPad's comprehensive experience remains to be verified by the market.