Toshiba AT200

86 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Portability (29)
Design (14)
Connectivity (10)
Battery (8)
Responsiveness (7)

Negative
Features (6)
Camera (4)
GPS navigation (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 86 reviews from magazines and websites. People really like the responsiveness and battery. The connectivity and design are also appreciated. Many are negative about the GPS navigation and camera, while reviews about the usability and build quality are mixed.

portability, design, connectivity, battery, responsiveness

value for money, features, camera, GPS navigation

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Tablets the Toshiba AT200 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Daniel Schuster (notebookcheck.net)

Review Toshiba AT200 Tablet/MID

Thin, Thinner, AT200. "Ultra thin and ultra stylish" - Toshiba hasn't got that wrong. At only 7.7 mm the device really is thin. Whether it's everyone's cup of tea or even 'ultra stylish' depends on the user. Just like in life, it's not just what's on...

Good display ; Docking station ; Good battery life

Reasonable case stability ; No Windows 7 64-bit drivers available ; High price

Unfortunately Toshiba still hasn't managed to make a Windows 7 64-bit driver

Mar, 2012

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Expert review by: Mat Smith (engadget.com)

AT200

This waif of a tablet certainly took its sweet time getting here. We first laid eyes on this lightweight beauty last August and while it's also available in the US under the guise of the Excite 10 LE we've brought in the international version, which...

Good-looking ; Thin and very light ; Plenty of storage

Overpriced ; Temperamental software ; Build feels unfinished

Toshiba did so much right when it came to the AT200's design, but there are several issues here that scream "rushed to market." The unrealistic price tag also does it no favors.

Mar, 2012

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Expert review by: gary (newlaunches.com)

Toshiba AT200 Ultraslim Tablet sails through FCC

We've been listening to some stories that surfaced about how the AT200 may be a possible repair to the lackluster show by the Thrive. This Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet is quite slim, in fact it is just 7.7mm thin, thus putting it in the Ultraslim...

Oct, 2011

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Toshiba AT200 review

The Toshiba AT200 takes everything we like in an Android tablet – excellent screen, impressive connectivity and Flash browser - and trims it down to 7.7mm

Very thin, very light build ; MicroSD compatibility ; Browser supports Flash

Fiddly buttons ; Grainy camera

Toshiba’s AT200 tablet is a much better device than the earlier Toshiba AT100 and an excellent example of a portable and well-built Android machine. Both its 7.7mm slimness and 520g weight are excellent reasons to recommend this tablet but in truth we...

Aug, 2012

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Expert review by: Ian Morris (pocket-lint.com)

Toshiba AT-200 review

Pocket-lint regulars might remember that we reviewed the Toshiba AT100 and utterly despised its cheap and nasty design and uninspired features. Happily, then, the firm has just started to sell its new and much-updated version of the tablet. The AT200,...

Nice design, good screen, good connectivity

Toshiba still phoning it in, that horrible dock connector and power adaptor are annoying, too expensive, virtually no added value, DLNA app is a disgrace

An improvement over Toshiba AT100 tablet, but still far from idea and still not worth Toshiba's ludicrously over-inflated asking price. The screen is good, which makes it well suited to video and the design is pleasant enough, but we'd still chose...

Apr, 2012

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Expert review by: Ross Catanzariti (goodgearguide.com.au)

Toshiba Tablet (AT200) Android tablet

Toshiba Tablet AT200 review: The AT200 is the world's thinnest and lightest 10.1in tablet

Super thin and light ; Attractive design ; Expandable memory

Questionable build quality ; Chunky charger ; Honeycomb OS

The Toshiba AT200 tablet is the thinnest and lightest 10in tablet we've ever reviewed. However, it has a few niggling design flaws and is let down by outdated Android software that makes it hard to recommend.

Apr, 2012

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Expert review by: Adam Bunker (t3.com)

Toshiba AT200 tablet video: Hands-on at IFA 2011

Can Toshiba topple not only the iPad but also the rest of the Android brigade with its flagship tablet? T3 goes hands on to find out...

Sep, 2011

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Expert review by: Chris Martin (pcadvisor.co.uk)

Toshiba AT200 review

The Toshiba AT200 is the world's thinnest tablet, but is it the best? Read our Toshiba AT200 review to find out. Updated, 22 May 2012.

Toshiba has done a good job with the AT200. The tablet looks fantastic with is sleek metal case and thin and light design. We enjoyed good battery life and connectivity but the device was a let-down in key areas. While performance was good on the...

May, 2012

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Expert review by: Sandra Vogel (zdnet.co.uk)

Toshiba AT200

Toshiba's AT200 impresses with its slimline design and light weight, but better value for money is available elsewhere. For example, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime â€” complete with keyboard, Android 4.0 and quad-core processor â€” can currently be...

Very thin and light ; Some useful preinstalled apps

Relatively expensive ; Screen and build quality issues ; Proprietary power connector

Toshiba's AT200 impresses with its slimline design and light weight, but better value for money is to be had elsewhere. For example, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime â€” complete with keyboard, Android 4.0 and quad-core processor â€” can currently be...

May, 2012