by toddjy
No longer on my gadget list because it's running Windows CE, but according to this article, it's available in Germany.
http://www.liliputing.com/2010/05/toshiba-journe-7...
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by peter
Oh man, I had completely forgotten that Toshiba was even doing a tablet until I saw the news today that they're planning to release several models this…
year, including an Android version: http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE63D51M201004...
by coologuy1957
Cool idea, Limited Usability
The hands-on video on engadget looked promising but they only showed video. The menu buttons looked overly large and there was no demonstration of typing on the device... At least Toshiba had the balls to show their device...
by raynerape
Windows CE 6.0? No dev support!
Given that Apple won't be the first to redefine the tablet space this time - everyone is racing to beat them - its nice to see Toshiba show us such great device... with such a horrible choice of operating system. Seriously, it should have been Android, or Maemo, or Linux. Anything that drives developers to extend your device. This baby is simply stuck in Microsoft land and won't ever provide useful features beyond plain multimedia and a couple social networks.