Toshiba’s Android-powered AC100 Netbook Up For Order In The UK

on 09/06/2010 10:12 PDT

Toshiba fans who have been drooling over the company’s AC100 Android-powered netbook will probably want to know that it’s currently up for order. You’ll need to shell out £293 ($451) for the Wi-Fi-only version. A 3G version, dubbed the 10U, is currently still in development, so we’ll have to be patient with that one. In the meantime, the Wi-Fi version offers:

10-inch display
Android 2.1
NVIDIA dual-core Tegra 250 chip
512MB of RAM
Up to 8-hours of battery life
1.3-megapixel camera
Bluetooth 2.1
HDMI output

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