Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver

Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver

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Brand : Toshiba
Product family : Excite
Product series : 10
Product name : AT305-T64
Product code : PDA08U-00300Q
Category : Tablets
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Long product name Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver :
10.1" LED, 1280 x 800, 64 GB, NVIDIA Tegra 3, 1GB DDR3L-1333, SD, 802.11 b/g/n, BT3.0, 2 MP HD front / 5 MP rear WebCams, micro HDMI/micro USB2.0, docking port, 598.7g, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, Silver
Short summary description Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver :
Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64, 25.6 cm (10.1"), 1280 x 800 pixels, 64 GB, 1 GB, Android, Silver
Long summary description Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver :
Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64. Display diagonal: 25.6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 64 GB. Processor family: NVIDIA Tegra, Processor model: Tegra 3. Internal memory: 1 GB. Top Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Card reader integrated. Weight: 598.7 g. Operating system installed: Android. Product colour: Silver

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Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:02

Average rating:73

Uk has collected 96 expert reviews for Toshiba Excite 10 AT305-T64 NVIDIA Tegra 64 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver and the average expert rating is 73 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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digitalversus.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:57

Average rating:60

Following on the heels of the AT270, a touchscreen tablet with a 7.7-inch AMOLED screen, this is the other new Android slate from Toshiba, the AT300. The AT300 has most...

Thin and light, Responsive, SD/SDXC memory card slot, Multimedia and gaming capabilities with the Tegra 3...
Light leaks on the screen, Soso screen rendering, Proprietary port for charging, Mediocre camera sensor, Battery life...
The Toshiba AT300 is a great tablet in some aspects, such as design and performance. But there are also a few issues with the finishing that seem out of place coming from a brand like Toshiba. On the upside, the Tegra 3 is tried and proven, and the highly...

wired.co.uk

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:57

Average rating:80

Top of Tosh's tablet tree, the AT300 is an iPad alternative that delivers a spectacularly fast quad-core processor, quality screen and much more besides -- if you're prepared to pay the price.It's on sale for around £330.DesignIt's a standard looking t...

Good looks, sharp screen, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, powerful quadcore processor...
A bit pricy...
The Toshiba AT300 is a very decent tablet, with a good quality screen, speedy quad-core processor and even an okay camera, all for about the same price as the iPad 2. But next to Google's Nexus 7 tablet, which loses a couple of inches off the screen, b...

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alphr.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:83

Weighing in at a comparatively light 590g, the Toshiba AT300 is comfortable to hold and its textured aluminium rear cover helps provide additional grip. Build quality is acceptable but not up to iPad standards; it flexes noticeably if you apply pressure t...

An excellent budget choice for classroom use, with enough power for even the most demanding of apps...

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theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:85

To date Toshiba’s Android tablets have barely made a ripple let alone a splash in the fondleslab market but the new AT300 may change that. A replacement for the AT200 – that I failed to get excited about earlier in the year – the new device is cheaper...

The latest Toshiba tablet may not set the world on fire but the mid-range Tegra 3 chip and SD card slot make it a powerful and useful bit of kit. Available for under £300, it’s a pretty good deal and is now the obvious choice if you are after a 10in 7...

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:70

It's fair to say we've slammed previous Toshiba tablets for being utterly dreadful. We haven't done this to be mean, or to look big and clever, we've done it because, in our view, those tablets were a waste of money and offered nothing that tablets fr...

Stylish, good battery life, nice to use, minimal customisations by Toshiba...
Not great for media playback - Samsung rules here, still arguably too expensive...
Toshiba tablets have come on in leaps and bounds. The AT100 was dreadful, the AT200 was improved, but still too expensive and not as good as everything else on the market. But with the AT300, things are looking up. This is a credible tablet, and it lea...

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3g.co.uk

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:80

The tablet market is remarkably full – but the Toshiba AT300 does boast quad-core power and a really responsive 10.1-inch touchscreen. It’s a good choice for apps and games fans. The display is not as bright as that on rivals such as the Apple iPad, b...

Quadcore processor, responsive, sizeable touchscreen, decent storage...
Hard to see in sunlight, equally powerful Nexus 7 is far cheaper...
The Toshiba AT300 proves itself a capable device that offers enough power from its quad-core processor tablet for games and app fans. The screen is responsive, and its blandness is given a boost by Resolution+...

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itproportal.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:70

While it’s a brave manufacturer that launches a 7in tablet against Google’s all-conquering Nexus 7 , the market for 10.1in tablets is a lot more wide open, particularly at the lower end. As long as you’re not going up against premium models like the iPad...

Inexpensive Tegra 3 power, Nice, lightweight design, Good connectivity and SD card slot...
Mediocre screen and battery life, Disappointing camera quality, Poor sound...
On many levels, the AT300 gives you a lot of tablet for very little money. The Tegra 3 processor does a great job of handling more demanding apps and games, and overall usability is very good. It’s lighter than the average 10.1in tablet and bar a bit of...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:58

Average rating:80

Toshiba's 10.1in AT300 tablet runs the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and hopes to undercut Apple's iPad. There are two models: 16GB and 32GB, with the latter costing just £379, a full £100 cheaper than the equivalent new iPad. See also: T...

Considering you can find the AT300 online for around £310, it's good value. The ability to increase storage or simply view your photos via full-size SD card is nice, and performance is good. The screen isn't the best we've seen, although it's far from...

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T3.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:59

Average rating:60

The follow-up to the world's skinniest 10-inch tab – the Toshiba AT200 – the Toshiba AT300 adds a few millimetres to the waistline but packs a much healthier engine room in return. Unlikely to do battle with the likes of the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity...

Quad core power, Native Android, Full size SD card reader...
Reflective display, Poor camera quality, Chunky connector...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:00

Average rating:70

The Toshiba AT300 is the successor to the world's skinniest 10-inch tablet, the Toshiba AT200 . And while there are an extra few millimetres on the waistline, you're getting a much more complete tablet experience and a far healthier processor, courtesy of...

Great price, Native Android, Quad, core power, Slim chassis...
Poor camera, Average display, Chunky connector, No Android Jelly Bean...
It's impossible not to start with the price, because it's most likely the thing that will have the greatest draw on your tablet-focused attention. If you're adamant that you want an Android tablet and you can't stretch to the hefty RRP of the Asus Transf...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:00

Average rating:65

Toshiba's previous tablets haven't exactly been well received, with most of them considered ugly, bulky and largely uncompetitive against rival devices. The Tablet AT300, known as the Excite 10 in other markets, aims to change that with a slim design a...

The Toshiba Tablet AT300 is a definite improvement over the company's previous Android devices, particularly thanks to a thin and light design. However, compared to rival tablets the AT300 is slightly overpriced given that it offers little that sets it...

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evogadget.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:0

To be bought in large numbers, a new tablet model has to have three essential factors of superior quality: design, performance when we reviewed it and impressive specs. The price, too, is an important factor to take into consideration. Toshiba's Excite AT...

You can even tilt it to watch content in a superior way. The gadget allows both landscape and portrait tilting. The Toshiba Excite AT305T64 is a tablet that will stand the test of time...

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evogadget.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:0

Toshiba made it big when they released their AT200 tablet a while back. Then they told themselves it was time for a new model. Which became the AT300. This version quickly rose to the top of our list of best tablets revealed this year. On this page we wil...

The Toshiba AT300 was released a couple of months ago. It is still a fresh and hot item. And with good cause. Its performance is almost perfect and there are not many things that it lacks...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-04-08 07:14:15

Average rating:80

Stuff magazine Sun, Aug 12 2012, 12:25AM The Toshiba AT300 isn't quite as cheap as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, but unlike other budget tablets it offers quad-core processing power thanks to its Nvidia Tegra 3 CPU. Design-wise, the AT300 is...

A better screen would be nice, but this ICS powerhouse offers great all-round value...

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whathifi.com

Updated:
2014-04-10 03:24:59

Average rating:60

Toshiba's presence in the tablet market might be a tad muted compared with the big-spending Samsungs and Googles of this world. Price is most definitely on its side – this AT300 32GB variant comfortably undercuts many of its rivals. And you've got the ad...

Price, Easy to use, Sounds good through headphones...
Cheap-feeling and flimsy build quality, Built-in speakers do not sound great, So-so video playback...
Video grumbles aside, if you don't have the budget to stretch to the likes of the Apple iPad or Asus Transformer , then the Toshiba marries price with capacity to passable effect. A decent entry-level machine. See all our tablet reviews Follow whathifi...

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avforums.com

Updated:
2014-04-10 03:24:59

Average rating:70

We have reviewed several tablets here at AVForums, from the iPad3 to the Asus Transformer TF300T and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1). All offering different options and price points for the discerning tablet consumer in what is becoming a very crowded and...

Great value for money, Very powerful Tegra 3 processor, Excellent for gaming, Lightweight, comfortable and thin design, Good battery life, Full sized SD card slot...
Poor sound quality, Build quality could be higher...

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hardwarezone.com.sg

Updated:
2014-04-10 03:24:59

Average rating:80

Earlier last month, we reviewed the Toshiba Regza Tablet AT270 , a 7.7-inch tablet with an AMOLED display that could possibly give the Apple iPad Mini a run for its money if its priced lower.Today, we are taking a look at its 10.1-inch sibling, the Regza...

Good design and handling, 3G support, Supports 128GB SD cards...
Proprietary dock connector for charging, Below average imaging quality...

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2014-04-13 02:51:35

Average rating:70

The Toshiba AT300 is the successor to the world's skinniest 10-inch tablet, the Toshiba AT200. And while there are an extra few millimetres on the waistline, you're getting a much more complete tablet experience and a far healthier processor, courtesy of...

Great price, Native Android, Quadcore power, Slim chassis...
Poor camera, Average display, Chunky connector, No Android Jelly Bean...
The Toshiba AT300 is the latest entry into an ever-expanding middle-ground tablet market, sitting below the heavy-hitters such as the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity and the new iPad but above the ubiquitous array of budget slates. It's a great tablet if yo...

trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2014-04-17 02:53:06

Average rating:0

Many tablets launched in 2011 failed to make the impact their makers hoped, but few made such limp entrances to the market as the first Toshiba Thrive 10in Android tablet. The reviews were lukewarm, sales were poor and few non gadget geeks even knew it ex...

Toshiba's Excite X10 remedies many of the problems of its predecessor the, Thrive 10, but we're not convinced it has what it takes to succeed when the majority of Android tablets struggle commercially. Performance is good, build quality is decent and it'...

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androidaustralia.com.au

Updated:
2014-06-04 02:58:29

Average rating:0

The Toshiba AT300 is easy to use and easy to handle. With its powerful quad-core processor, on paper it seems as though you wouldn't need anything more. However, there are a few features of the tablet that would make me apprehensive to take the next step...

Excellent feel in you hands, Curved gorillaglass display, Ice Cream Sandwich Ready, No onscreen buttons...
Vibrates too much, Metallic lip that falls over the screen is questionable, Autorotation slow and frustrating, No 3G Support, Chunky charger...
All in all, the AT300 is good. It has everything you need, and a little extra. But I constantly found myself wanting something more. Something a little bit out there. When I buy any product, I want it to be amazing on first impressions. But, it was not. U...

techsmart.co.za

Updated:
2016-02-05 08:37:26

Average rating:0

It has a RRP of R5 500 for the 16 GB model and R6 000 for the 32 GB version, not bad when you consider that a Galaxy Note 10.1 32 GB will cost you in the region of R8 000...

Excellent build, Compact and ergonomically designed, Full SD card slot, Very good performance...
Middling screen resolution, Inexplicable Google Play problem...

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chip.com.my

Updated:
2016-11-26 19:41:35

Average rating:0

In the many incarnations of Android tablets, few have taken great liberty to ‘muck around' with the staple formula. The Toshiba AT300 won't be changing this fact; it's a by-the-book Android tablet that doesn't attempt much of anything new. But don't be qu...

Quadcore processor, Good display and speakers, Solid built...
Reflective screen, Camera could be better...
The Toshiba AT300 is all that it seems; it offers nothing new to the game and barely tries to. But everything here is undeniably well made, from its solid built and good display down to its speedy performances. As a pure Android tablet experience, the AT...

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tbreak.ae

Updated:
2016-11-26 19:41:35

Average rating:80

Toshiba’s Excite tablets are a premium version of the company’s first step into the tablet market, bringing some unique features and some very useful extras not usually found in the competition. Today I’ll be looking at both the Excite 7.7 and Excite 1...

Decently powerful specs; Amazing screen on Excite 7.7; Expandable memory; Audio & Visual enhancements improve viewing experience...
May not get Jelly Bean update (lack of Flash support); Proprietary charger; Unimpressive screen on Excite 10.
The Toshiba Excite 7.7 is an excellent tablet, with my only complaint being that it is being undercut severely by the likes of the Nexus 7 and the new iPad mini. Toshiba has to drop the price by well over $100 to make the Excite 7.7 truly competitive.A...

tbreak.ae

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:57

Average rating:80

Toshiba’s Excite tablets are a premium version of the company’s first step into the tablet market, bringing some unique features and some very useful extras not usually found in the competition. Today I’ll be looking at both the Excite 7.7 and Excite 1...

Decently powerful specs; Amazing screen on Excite 7.7; Expandable memory; Audio & Visual enhancements improve viewing experience...
May not get Jelly Bean update (lack of Flash support); Proprietary charger; Unimpressive screen on Excite 10.
The Toshiba Excite 7.7 is an excellent tablet, with my only complaint being that it is being undercut severely by the likes of the Nexus 7 and the new iPad mini. Toshiba has to drop the price by well over $100 to make the Excite 7.7 truly competitive.A...

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techworld.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:40:59

Average rating:0

Toshiba's 10.1in AT300 tablet runs the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and hopes to undercut Apple's iPad. There are two models: 16GB and 32GB, with the latter costing just £379, a full £100 cheaper than the equivalent new iPad.We were imp...

Considering you can find the AT300 online for around £310, it's good value. The ability to increase storage or simply view your photos via full-size SD card is nice, and performance is good. The screen isn't the best we've seen, although it's far from...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:00

Average rating:80

Stuff magazine Sun, Aug 12 2012, 12:25AM The Toshiba AT300 isn't quite as cheap as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, but unlike other budget tablets it offers quad-core processing power thanks to its Nvidia Tegra 3 CPU. Design-wise, the AT300 is...

A better screen would be nice, but this ICS powerhouse offers great all-round value...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:70

The Toshiba Excite 10 ($449.99/16GB, $529.99/32GB, $649.99/64GB), much like the rest of the latest Excite line, is an attractively built and powerful tablet. It's among the thinnest and lightest 10-inch tablets available today, and the latest quad-co...

Slim. Well-built aluminum exterior. Fast quad-core processor. Full-size SD card slot.
High price for features...
The Excite 10 is one of the most powerful and beautifully designed 10-inch tablets you can buy right now, but it can't match the iPad on features, and there are better values in the Android world...

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computershopper.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:80

Toshiba's Excite line of Android tablets has gone off in a whole different (and dare we say, better) design direction from the company's earlier big, black, and bulky Thrive slates. About a month before we looked at this tablet, we tested the $529.99 Exci...

Light and comfortable to hold, Sleek-looking design, HDMI and USB connectivity, Good-looking screen, Support for 128GB SD cards...
A bit pricey, Slightly inferior video capture...
This sleek, high-end Android slate is well-designed and heavy on features, including support for extra-high-capacity SD cards. It's a smart choice if you're dead-set on Android and willing to pay a small premium for lots of flexibility. Read More...

Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:60

FOLLOW US SHARE It's not easy to stand out in a sea of me-too Android tablets, but the 10-inch Toshiba Excite 10 ($449) hopes to get your attention with its quad-core power, plethora of ports and expandable memory via an SD Card slot. All of this is of...

Vibrant display, Excellent performance, Thin design that's easy to grip, Full-size SD Card slot...
Unwieldy power connector, Sluggish camera takes grainy photos, Below-average battery life...
Toshiba's Excite 10 offers a bright screen and quad-core performance along with a full-size SD Card slot, but other Android tablets offer more bang for your buck.

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phonearena.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:01

Average rating:70

Looking back on the Toshiba Thrive from last year, it doesn’t surprise us in any way that it was left in the dust by the competition, especially when it sported one of the ugliest designs amongst the first-generation Honeycomb tablets. Lucky for all o...

Solid aluminum body, Fast quadcore processor...
Bleeding around the sides of the display, Shoots terrible photos & videos...
Above all, we have to admit that we truly love the direction that Toshiba has gone with this tablet, as it seemingly obliterated all remnants of the Toshiba Thrive from last year that has floated around in our heads. Donning a vastly better looking de...

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mobiletechreview.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:02

Average rating:80

twitter: @lisagade) The Toshiba Excite 10 is at a slight disadvantage. It's not that there's anything wrong with this cutting edge NVidia Tegra 3 quad core tablet. The specs are top notch and the tablet features a metal and Gorilla Glass design that'...

Thin, light and premium materials. Fast quad core Tegra 3. USB Host, runs ICS, Thin, light and premium materials. Fast quad core Tegra 3. USB Host, runs ICS, Thin, light and premium materials. Fast quad core Tegra 3. US...
Display has light bleed, Display has light bleed, Display has light bleed, Display has light bleed...
For those looking for a straight Android tablet rather than a convertible netbook style tablet, we can easily recommend the Toshiba Excite 10. It has the fastest CPU currently available in tablets and the latest OS. It's very fast and stable, and it's...

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androidpolice.com

Updated:
2013-09-04 09:41:02

Average rating:0

The Tegra 3 tablet battle is in full swing now, with four full-featured tablets on the market at the current moment (ASUS Transformer Prime, Transformer Pad 300, and Acer Iconia Tab A510 being the other three). Today, we're going to take a look at the...

Despite its downsides, the Excite 10 is actually a very nice tablet. It has a premium look and feel, solid performance, and some pretty fantastic and useful software tweaks. Of course, it's a bit on the pricey side compared to the competition, and the...

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phandroid.com

Updated:
2014-10-08 08:54:31

Average rating:0

Toshiba's success in the Android tablet market is owed to the manufacturer's competitive specs and prices. 2011 was without a doubt the year of the tablet. The year was packed with some of the most iconic pads we have seen. The Toshiba Thrive was competin...

As a tablet, the Excite 10 works well. It is nothing out of the ordinary for mid-2012, though. One can find equal, or better, tablets for about the same price ($450). Sometimes even for less. Take the ASUS Transformer Pad 300 as an example, which does not...

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goodhousekeeping.com

Updated:
2015-12-25 09:01:47

Average rating:70

The Android-powered Toshiba Excite 10 is outfitted with two HD cameras — a 5-megapixel back camera and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. Built with Gorilla Glass and aluminum casing, the tablet is made for durability too. The device made a good overall i...

Consumer testers liked the tablet...
Could have more connectivity options, Below average resolution, Poor screen quality, Below average sound quality, Subpar camera and video quality...

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