Toshiba unveils AT300 Tegra 3 quad-core tablet with Android Ice Cream Sandwich

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New AT300 tablet offers performance without compromising battery life

Toshiba has added a new model to its growing Android tablet line-up, boosting performance by using Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad-core processor without compromising on battery life, according to the firm. ...

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