Toshiba excite: Tegra 4 for the new range of tablets

By Jean-Louis Petrod on June 4, 2013

It is the occasion of Computex 2013, that Toshiba has unveiled its new range of tablets. A area, consisting of three new devices 10-inch Android 4.2 two embarking of the latest processor NVIDIA Tegra 4 Toshiba thrilled . Finally is the beginning of the innovation for Toshiba?

Entry-level model, the Toshiba excited, running pure Android 4.2. It is equipped with an NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor and has a storage capacity of 16 GB, expandable via the addition of a micro SD card. Expects the market for end of June at a price of $300, it deserves an honest configuration associated with an excellent price-performance ratio.

More down can be played, the Toshiba Excite Pro and write 4 all aboard the last monster is among Tegra from NVIDIA. You have a storage capacity of 32 GB, a glass Corning Gorilla glass 2 screen and display both one resolution of 2560 x 1600 is a pixel density of the order of 300 dpi, such as the Google nexus-10.

Questions read this, probably, what is the difference between these two tablets? And just as well between a unit of the range Samsung Galaxy tab and Galaxy notes. As the name suggests, offers that excited to write to a Wacom pen with no less than 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity.

Tegra 4 processor offers the Toshiba enthusiastic area.

An addition, a $100-generated difference between prices in both units. So, while the first at the price of $500 is announced, the second costs, if it $600. Not so excessive prices, that there, this new to suggest that excited Toshiba under Tegra 4 tablets significantly more sophisticated than the last Galaxy tab 3, Samsung area.

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Verizon Messages now offers texting via tablets and computers

Verizon is updating its own messaging app today to support cross-platform syncing of SMS and MMS messages using your Verizon phone number. Users taking advantage of the Verizon Messages app on their Android phone can now carry on continuous conversations between the phone, their Android (or iOS) tablet and on the web from their computer. The apps send and receive regular SMS or MMS messages that appear as though they're coming to and from your own Verizon phone number. Messages stay saved and synced for 90 days on Verizon's end, but can also be exported and saved to external storage on your devices.

The new apps not only keep conversations synced between all of your devices, but also provide a central repository for all of the pictures, links and other attachments you receive. The new update has also added the ability to set an auto-reply for when you're busy and to optionally show your location to friends you're talking to.

If you're interested in trying out the new Verizon Messages service, you can download the app for your phone or tablet form the Play Store link above. The web interface can be found at the source link below, or under your "My Verizon" account.

Source: Verizon; More: Verizon Messages