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A small, cheap tablet is not very hard to find. But too often, there are trade-offs to be made: shoddy construction, unimpressive hardware, or features left on the cutting-room floor. The $99 Toshiba Excite Go is a shining example of this: in a race to the bottom rife with casualties, Toshiba has skimped on the most significant feature of all: the screen. by CNET...

The Toshiba Excite aka AT200 tablet PC was unveiled in August 2011, with release date scheduled for Europe before the end of the year; no word yet on when the device might become available in North America. Though not quite as loaded with hardware as its Thrive tablet , Toshiba has built the AT200 with lower weight (1.2 pounds/0.56 kilograms) and slimmer size (0.3”/0.8...

Toshiba today introduces its latest 7-inch tablet, the Excite 7. Priced at a mere $170, the tablet falls smack-dab in the middle of the Kindle Fire HD and Nexus 7 (2013) space. It’s more “tablet” than the Amazon model but it’s surely not the hardware that comes in the Nexus series. by AndroidGuys The Excite 7 is a thick slice of tablet. It measures...

The tiniest of the Thrive-topping trio is the Tegra 3-toting Excite 7.7, a close competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7. It's portable, sports a gorgeous AMOLED display and packs plenty of processing power. by Engadget Compared with Toshiba's older Thrive 7 ($379.99, 3 stars), the Excite 7.7 is a work of art. The slate measures 8.1 by 5.3 by 0.31 inches (HWD) and...

The Toshiba Excite 10 SE represents an attempt to produce a lower-priced but still high-end tablet, an alternative to the company’s own Excite 10 LE for those users looking to save some money. However, the old adage does come to mind, i.e. “You get what you pay for.” This Toshiba tablet ends up supplying the basics in such a device, but one could do...