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Hands on with Toshiba's AC100 Android-based, Nvidia Tegra-powered netbook

  • Toshiba has added a scrolling program launch bar to Android for the AC100
  • The Android OS on the AC100 is still a bit buggy
  • Flash video playback doesn't currently work on the AC100
  • The AC100 is very slender
  • A close up of the AC100's keyboard
  • The Toshiba AC100
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Posted on 21 Jun 2010 at 06:59

We also find it interesting that Toshbia chose Android for the AC100 rather than waiting for ChromeOS. If other manufacturers decide not to wait for Google's upcoming cloud-based operating system, we wonder if ChromeOS's days may be numbered before they've even begun.

Author: Alan Lu

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