Toshiba Android-powered Regza T-01C Phone

By Matthew Chung on 11/08/2010 21:39 PDT

Toshiba has introduced its first Android-powered smartphone over in Japan, the T-01C, which will be arriving in said country this December or next January. The phone actually carries the company’s Regza branding, normally reserved for its TV sets. Of course, bearing the Regza branding, it’s no surprise to see that there is a landscape stand built-in the device, allowing users to use it with the 1Seg TV tuner to enjoy their dose of TV. Specifications of the T-01C are rather impressive, as they include:

12-megapixel camera
720p video recording
GPS
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 2.1
HSPA-based 3G
4-inch 480 x 854 pixel display
FeliCa wireless payment system
Android 2.1 (with Android 2.2 upgrade on the cards)

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