Toshiba AC100-10Z

  • Brand : Toshiba
  • Product name : Toshiba AC100-10Z
  • Product code : PDN01E-00700EEN
  • Category : Laptops
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  • Warranty: : 1 year
  • Long product name Toshiba AC100-10Z :

    AC100-10Z - 10.1”, NVIDIA® Tegra™ 250, 8 GB SSD, 512 MB DDR2, ULP GeForce, 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth®, 1.3MP, Android™ 2.1

  • Short summary description Toshiba AC100-10Z :

    Toshiba AC100-10Z, NVIDIA Tegra, 1 GHz, 25.6 cm (10.1"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 0.5 GB, 8 GB

  • Long summary description Toshiba AC100-10Z :

    Toshiba AC100-10Z. Product type: Netbook. Processor family: NVIDIA Tegra, Processor frequency: 1 GHz. Display diagonal: 25.6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal memory: 0.5 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 8 GB. Operating system installed: Android 2.1. Weight: 870 g

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Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:57
Uk has collected 44 expert reviews for Toshiba AC100-10Z and the average expert rating is 57 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.
techradar.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:60
Toshiba's AC100-10U is a netbook-like device powered by Nvidia's Tegra technology and running Google's smartphone OS – Android 2.1. Aimed at those after a very portable internet experience, we have mixed feelings about the device. At only 870g, the lap...
  • Nvidia Tegra 2, Android 2.1, Portability...
  • OS not great without touchscreen, Poor Android implementation...
expertreviews.co.uk
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:40
Despite appearances, the ultra-thin AC100 isn't a typical netbook for two reasons. First, Toshiba has opted to use Android, an operating system usually found on mobile phones, rather than Windows. And second, it’s powered by Nvidia's Tegra platform, us...
  • The AC100 is an intriguing alternative to a regular netbook, but Android doesn't work as well here as it does on a phone...
theregister.co.uk
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2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:100
Toshiba is a quarter-century-old notebook veteran, and of late has been known more for solid reliability than elegance or innovation. The AC100 comes as a surprise: a beautifully designed, ultra-lightweight netbook with a 10.1in screen you would be pro...
  • The beautifully designed and executed hardware is very close to my ideal netbook, and it's hardly an exaggeration to say that I'm heart-broken by Toshiba's cocked-up Android implementation. The best one can hope for is a firmware rescue from the open...
itreviews.com
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2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:0
Android seems to be flavour of the month at the moment as far as smartphones are concerned, and it is set to start making inroads in the tablet market soon as well. Toshiba is among those set to launch an Android-based tablet, but in the meantime the...
  • The Toshiba AC100 looks great and usability scores are high thanks to a super keyboard. But Android just doesn't work in this format. Without the capacity for document editing it doesn't function well as a portable computer, and without the Market it d...
T3.com
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2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:40
In June this year Toshiba celebrated 25 years of notebook production by unveiling a number of products it believed represented the shape of things to come in the mobile computing world. One of the devices was the AC100, a netbook lookey-likey powe...
  • Portability, Keyboard, Screen...
  • Android's poor usability here, Lack of multitouch touchpad, Missing offical Market app...
  • A good idea, but Android is perhaps best suited to a touchscreen experience - here it's far too frustrating...
techradar.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:50
There's no denying that over the last couple of years we've witnessed a shift in the tech landscape. There's been the rise of the iPhone, the birth of the netbook, introduction of Android and, most recently, the coming of the tablet.All have contributed t...
  • Weight and tiny form factor, Battery life, Screen, Keyboard, Nvidia Tegra...
  • Unintuitive use of Android, Missing Market app store, Some might not like the waspish look, No multigesture touchpad, Missing Flash...
  • ForWeight and tiny form factorBattery lifeScreenKeyboardNvidia Tegra...
trustedreviews.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:60
After a period of comparative dullness, the mobile PC sector has become rather intriguing in recent months. Much of this intrigue can be attributed to the Apple iPad and similar devices stirring up the mix, but the Toshiba AC100 is another product that co...
  • Impressive battery life, Very slim, 1080p video playback...
  • No Adobe Flash support, Cluttered layout, Unattractive...
  • On paper the AC100 is a tempting alternative to a netbook, mainly due to its incredible slimness, portability and battery life. However, while 1080p video playback is a great headline grabbing feature, the AC100 isn't as accomplished a computing machine a...
alphr.com
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:67
If you look at any Toshiba advert you'll see the phrase "Leading Innovation" sneaked in somewhere, and that's exactly what the AC100 aims to show. This is no run-of-the-mill ultraportable running Windows 7; instead, it totes a highly tweaked version of...
  • Has so much to offer tech junkies that it feels like a bargain, but the limited software makes it clear this is a first-generation device...
electricpig.co.uk
Updated:
2011-10-04 11:57:38
Average rating:80
The Toshiba AC100 Android smart-book is a rare and welcome attempt by the Tosh to go against the tide of popular technology trends. While we sweep towards a world of tablets, tablets and yet more bleeding tablets, Toshiba’s standing by all the citi...
  • Super slim, speedy websurfing...
  • Android without Google apps, battery life not quite as stunning as we’d hoped...
  • This could sort a select few down to the ground - but we can’t wait for a Chrome OS version...
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