Toshiba AT200

Fan of Samsung's Galaxy Tab, but not so much for their habit of skinning everything with TouchWiz?
Then the AT200 may be for you, as it stays truer to the standard base Android operating system.



Even though it's running Android 3.2, the 1.2GHz processor sounds downright slow, given all of the 1.4GHz devices rolled out by rival tablets. But the AT200 looks like it can handle the basic tasks Engadget ran it through in the embedded video below.



source: Engadget

Archos 80 G9 and 101 G9

Engadget have had a hands on with the latest tablets from Archos. The Archos 80 G9 and 101 G9 are the latest Android 3.2 to hit the scene.



Looks wise, they're not bad lookers, (they look largely the same, save for the difference in footprint and screen size), although the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 or Toshiba AT200 feel as though they're built better.

As said, like the aforementioned devices, they run on Android 3.2, and the 1.5GHz processor makes them handle things with ease. Flip the devices over, and you find a kickstand on one side and a slot on the other than opens up to reveal a USB port designed for the company's proprietary 3G stick.

Check the embedded video below for Engadgets hands on:



source: Engadget