Toshiba AT200-101 Texas Instruments 16 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver

Updated:
2012-03-21 02:35:24

Average rating:71

Uk has collected 94 expert reviews for Toshiba AT200-101 Texas Instruments 16 GB 25.6 cm (10.1") 1 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Android Silver and the average expert rating is 71 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.

Read the full review

pcadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2012-03-21 02:35:23

Average rating:0

This is a preview, when a full review is available this story will be updated) Toshiba has taken another stab at the tablet market with the AT200, the follow-up device to the AT100. THE AT200, also known as the Excite, is touted as the world’s thinnes...

It’s too early to make a full judgement on the AT200 after a short time using it so we’ll see how it fairs when we get it in for review...

Read the full review

smarthouse.com.au

Updated:
2012-03-21 02:35:24

Average rating:90

This new device which weighs in at 535 grams is a real screamer on several fronts, firstly I got more than eight hours battery life out of the tablet even with heavy video viewing and the uploading of over 30 applications, secondly the 280x800 pixel re...

This is an excellent and highly practicle tablet. It's fast extremely light and a tad too thin as at one stage I lost the device among my newspapers and documents that I carry in my bag.
This should have come with Android 4.0. The new Asus tablet has it but at $700 plus you are paying for it along with a fixed keyboard. By adding a cheap Bluetooth keyboard this device does almost everything you want and when Android 4.0 and Chrome are added it will become a highly practical device that is well worth owning.

trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2012-03-21 02:35:24

Average rating:60

The Toshiba AT200, also known as the Excite in the US, claims most of its column inches for one reason. When originally launched, it was the slimmest tablet in the world. It's a 10.1in Android tablet relying on its looks and light weight to stand out from...

Very light, Good connectivity, Expandable memory...
Disappointing screen, Uses Honeycomb, not ICS, Limited video support...
The Toshiba AT200 is an unusually slim, unusually light Android tablet with a 10.1in screen. However, we can't shake the feeling that it's turning up in last season's clothes. Its OS is getting on a bit, the screen performance is mediocre in its class and...

Read the full review

theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2012-04-05 01:09:33

Average rating:70

At only 7.7mm thick, Toshiba boasts that its new tablet is the slimmest yet and it’s a claim I can’t argue with either. Dubbed the Excite in the US and the rather less exciting AT200 elsewhere, Tosh's slim slab is 0.9mm thinner than the previous title...

At £399 for the 16GB version the AT200 isn’t great value when for an extra £100 you can have the 32GB Asus Transformer Prime with a keyboard dock and performance that simply blows the Toshiba out of the water. If you can live with the extra girth and...

Read the full review

3g.co.uk

Updated:
2012-04-05 01:09:33

Average rating:80

The Toshiba AT200 is an incredibly slim device but there is more to it than that. Movie fans will enjoy the experience on the AT200’s vibrant display, and the decent battery life means you won’t be searching for a mains socket every night. Okay, the A...

Lightweight and slim; decent connectivity; 10inch screen...
Transferring media is tricky; not much in the way of thrilling software...

T3.com

Updated:
2012-04-06 01:17:55

Average rating:60

Although the brand hasn’t struck gold with previous tablets, the new Toshiba AT200 has Android top players like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Asus Transformer Prime square in its sights. It’s got the size thing going for it (as well as being only 7.7...

Very thin, very light build, MicroSD compatibility, Browser supports Flash...
Fiddly buttons, Grainy camera...
Toshiba’s AT200 tablet is a much better device than the earlier Toshiba AT100 and an excellent example of a portable and well-built Android machine. Both its 7.7mm slimness and 520g weight are excellent reasons to recommend this tablet but in truth we...

wired.co.uk

Updated:
2012-04-07 01:15:41

Average rating:70

Toshiba's favourite contender in the tablet races is this thin 'n' stylish sliver of tech, running Android 3.2 Honeycomb (nope, no Ice Cream Sandwich), a dual-core processor and two cameras.DesignThe first thing you notice about the AT200 is that it's...

Very thin, lightweight, HDMI port...
Build quality feels a little cheap, seems a bit overpriced...
The Toshiba AT200 is a beautifully thin, light and stylish looking tablet and even if those elements don't matter to you, it'll stand up against just about any other Android tablet on the market. Putting it out at the same price as the new iPad could b...

expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2012-04-12 02:31:31

Average rating:80

First announced back in September at IFA, the AT200 claims to be the thinnest tablet available - and at just 7.7mm wide it's hard to argue with that statement even at its release six months down the line. The headline figure is correct but the AT200 do...

We like the practical yet super-slim AT200 but it simply doesn't do enough to rise above the crowd...

Read the full review

pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2012-04-13 01:47:38

Average rating:60

Pocket-lint regulars might remember that we reviewed the Toshiba AT100 and utterly despised its cheap and nasty design and uninspired features. Happily, then, the firm has just started to sell its new and much-updated version of the tablet. The AT200...

Nice design, good screen, good connectivity...
Toshiba still phoning it in, that horrible dock connector and power adaptor are annoying, too expensive, virtually no added value, DLNA app is a disgrace...
An improvement over Toshiba AT100 tablet, but still far from idea and still not worth Toshiba's ludicrously over-inflated asking price. The screen is good, which makes it well suited to video and the design is pleasant enough, but we'd still chose anot...

Read the full review

goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2012-04-13 01:47:38

Average rating:70

The Toshiba AT200 runs the now outdated Android 3.2 "Honeycomb" platform. Like every other manufacturer who releases an Android tablet with outdated software, Toshiba has promised the AT200 will receive an update to the latest 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwic...

Super thin and light, Attractive design, Expandable memory...
Questionable build quality, Chunky charger, Honeycomb OS...
The Toshiba AT200 tablet is the thinnest and lightest 10in tablet we've ever reviewed. However, it has a few niggling design flaws and is let down by outdated Android software that makes it hard to recommend...

Read the full review

alphr.com

Updated:
2012-04-19 01:06:49

Average rating:67

The tablet market is maturing nicely, with Apple's mighty iPad secure at the top of the hill, and a host of more affordable, but perfectly competent Android tablets gathered on the lower slopes. The latest addition to that growing crowd is the Toshiba AT2...

A super-slim, super-light tablet that doesn't do enough to stand out...

Read the full review

zdnet.co.uk

Updated:
2012-05-04 01:29:07

Average rating:75

Toshiba's AT200 is a great-looking Android tablet with an ultra-thin chassis and generally good design features. Android tablets are widely available, though, so the AT200 needs to be special to stand out. We reviewed the AT200-100 model, which is th...

Very thin and light, Some useful preinstalled apps...
Relatively expensive, Screen and build quality issues, Proprietary power connector...
Toshiba's AT200 impresses with its slimline design and light weight, but better value for money is to be had elsewhere. For example, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime — complete with keyboard, Android 4.0 and quad-core processor — can currently be had...

techradar.com

Updated:
2012-11-19 12:40:34

Average rating:80

The Toshiba AT200 (originally known as the Toshiba Excite) flaunts itself as the world's thinnest tablet, and it's the follow up to the Toshiba AT100 , which scored 3/5 in our review back in August of last year. We first saw the AT200 all the way back in...

Slim build, Lightweight, Lots of ports, Full HD video recording...
No bundled cables, No ICS out of the box, Screen could be brighter, Wi, Fi only, no 3G...

Read the full review

itproportal.com

Updated:
2013-02-14 10:07:57

Average rating:60

Toshiba is proud of the fact that its AT200 it the thinnest tablet going. That pride might be justified, too, in a market lead by Apple, with the latest iPad proving to be slightly thicker than its predecessor. At 7.7mm thick, the AT200 measures a shave...

The fact that the AT200 is the thinnest tablet on the market isn't enough to warrant its selection over the alternatives. It's a classic case of style over substance, in a marketplace crammed with tablets offering both. Pros: One of the most handsome A...

Read the full review

tech.uk.msn.com

Updated:
2013-11-06 14:14:59

Average rating:60

When Apple released its latest iPad, critics were surprised to find the weight had gone up compared to last year's iPad 2 - after all, isn't progress represented by new products which are lighter and thinner than earlier models? Apple ignored this rule be...

apcmag.com

Updated:
2014-03-26 02:18:42

Average rating:90

When Toshiba launched its first tablet in early 2011, it logically differentiated it from the iPad by packing it with many of the things the iPad didnâ€™t have. Hardware-wise, that was mostly ports, which made the AT100 a hit with geeks who loved the i...

Read the full review

stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-03-26 02:18:42

Average rating:60

At 7.7mm thick it may well be the thinnest tablet around, but as the AT200 is cut like a block – rather than tapering at the edges – that extra millimetre it has over the iPad 2 doesn't count for muc. In fact, it feels very slightly larger than many of it...

Toshiba AT200 –verdict Yes, it's thin, well connected and it looks great. But that's not enough to make Toshiba's AT200 competitive enough at the price. If you've got £400 to spend the Toshiba is nice, but we'd rather go for the screen quality and battery...

Read the full review

techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2014-04-13 02:51:23

Average rating:80

The Toshiba AT200 (originally known as the Toshiba Excite) flaunts itself as the world's thinnest tablet, and it's the follow up to the Toshiba AT100, which scored 3/5 in our review back in August of last year.We first saw the AT200 all the way back in Se...

Slim build, Lightweight, Lots of ports, Full HD video recording...
No bundled cables, No ICS out of the box, Screen could be brighter, WiFi only, no 3G...
The Toshiba AT200 is a good, solid and portable device, delivering everything you'd expect from an Android tablet. However that's all it delivers - another Android Tablet in an already crowded market. We can't help thinking that Toshiba has only done hal...

technave.com

Updated:
2016-12-02 11:26:46

Average rating:0

The Toshiba Regza AT200 aims to do for tablets what the MacBook Air did for laptops, that is be the thinnest and lightest tablet within it's class and range. At 535g and just 7.7mm thick it remains much thinner and lighter than the current Apple iPad. Doe...

Overall, the Toshiba Regza AT200 looks like an awesome premium touchscreen tablet, especially if you like to carry it naked or with a minimal cover or casing. It's performance is above average and it's 8.5-hour battery life makes it great for general, bus...

Read the full review

hardwarezone.com.my

Updated:
2016-12-02 11:26:47

Average rating:0

With the recent tablet announcements verging towards a smaller screen size for portability's sake, Toshiba has braved on with the concept of a thin and light tablet that offers a large display. Boasting a 10.1-inch screen, which is the de facto standard w...

Consumer CentricToshiba's previous tablets were not the final word in mobile computing but with a little coercion, we feel that the AT200 is a worthy contender in today's Android tablet market. They have not only polished the AT100, but added more functio...

Read the full review

notebookcheck.net

Updated:
2012-03-21 02:35:24

Average rating:84

Daniel Schuster (translated by James Morgan), 03/06/2012 "Ultra thin and ultra stylish" - Toshiba hasn't got that wrong. At only 7.7 mm the device really is thin. Whether it's everyone's cup of tea or even 'ultra stylish' depends on the user. Just li...

Good display, Docking station, Good battery life...
Reasonable case stability, No Windows 7 64bit drivers available, High price...
Toshiba AT200 solid tablet with minor newcomer-problemsDue to its near-record "thinness", the tablet is a somewhat wider and longer competitive device, which makes using the tablet with your thumbs on the virtual keyboard slightly hard, but this problem i...

Read the full review

engadget.com

Updated:
2012-03-28 01:08:44

Average rating:69

This waif of a tablet certainly took its sweet time getting here. We first laid eyes on this lightweight beauty last August and while it's also available in the US under the guise of the Excite 10 LE we've brought in the international version, which appea...

Goodlooking, Thin and very light, Plenty of storage...
Overpriced, Temperamental software, Build feels unfinished...
The AT200 is a big improvement over Toshiba's previous tablets, but it's overpriced given the middling build quality and buggy software...

Read the full review

mobilechoiceuk.com

Updated:
2012-03-29 04:06:40

Average rating:80

The Toshiba AT200 is an impressively slender machine, but that isn’t all it’s got going for it. The bright, colourful 10.1-inch screen is a great way to take in a movie or surf the web, and a decent battery life means you won’t have to recharge every n...

Slim build; Vibrant 10-inch display; Good connectivity...
Exchanging files isn’t easy; lack of exciting softwareLook and Feel...
The Toshiba AT200 is an impressively slender machine, but that isn’t all it’s got going for it. The bright, colourful 10.1-inch screen is a great way to take in a movie or surf the web, and a decent battery life means you won’t have to recharge every n...

apcmag.com

Updated:
2012-04-21 01:19:25

Average rating:90

When Toshiba launched its first tablet in early 2011, it logically differentiated it from the iPad by packing it with many of the things the iPad didn’t have. Hardware-wise, that was mostly ports, which made the AT100 a hit with geeks who loved the i...

Read the full review

stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-01-19 04:53:38

Average rating:60

At 7.7mm thick it may well be the thinnest tablet around, but as the AT200 is cut like a block – rather than tapering at the edges – that extra millimetre it has over the iPad 2 doesn't count for muc. In fact, it feels very slightly larger than many of it...

Toshiba AT200 –verdict Yes, it's thin, well connected and it looks great. But that's not enough to make Toshiba's AT200 competitive enough at the price. If you've got £400 to spend the Toshiba is nice, but we'd rather go for the screen quality and battery...

Read the full review

recombu.com

Updated:
2014-03-26 02:18:42

Average rating:0

Toshiba had a shaky start in the Android tablet arena with the Folio 100, however all that looks to change with news of a really exciting new mobile device from the Japanese computing manufacturer.Toshiba recently unveiled the AT200 Android Honeycomb tabl...

zdnet.com

Updated:
2015-04-18 09:39:46

Average rating:0

Toshiba's AT200 is a great-looking Android tablet with an ultra-thin chassis and generally good design features. Android tablets are widely available, though, so the AT200 needs to be special to stand out.We reviewed the AT200-100 model, which is the more...

Very thin and light, Some useful preinstalled apps...
Relatively expensive, Screen and build quality issues, Proprietary power connector...
Toshiba's AT200 impresses with its slimline design and light weight, but better value for money is to be had elsewhere. For example, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime — complete with keyboard, Android 4.0 and quad-core processor — can currently be had fo...

Read the full review