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Toshiba included 2 new tablets to its profile, a 8-inch model that replaces the original Repetition (launched in 2012 at IFA) and a 10.1 in Encore 2.
Both designs, WT10-A and WT10-B, will be running Microsoft’s newly revealed Windows 8.1 with Bing, a less expensive version of the operating system that’s readily available just for manufacturers.
There’s likewise a 1 year subscription to the full variation of Workplace 365 (complete with Powerpoint, OneNote and Outlook) with one hour of Skype per month plus Fresh paint and Xbox One SmartGlass apps bundled.
The two SKUs also have a similar hardware requirements. They run on an Intel Atom-based quad-core processor (most likely Moorefield based) with 32GB storage capability, a 1280 x 800 pixel resolution, a rear 5-megapixel video camera with a front facing one, 2 speakers showcasing Dolby Digital Plus and as much as 8.5 hours battery life.
When it concerns expansion and connection capabilities, the brand-new Repetition 2 com equipped with Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, a microUSB 2.0 port and a microSD card slot.
The larger of the two weighs 555g and has 2GB of RAM while the smaller sized one weighs 385g however has just 1GB of system memory. The latter is also missing out on a micro-HDMI port.
Expect the smaller sized version to cost much less than the bigger one, apart from the lower spec, its screen size indicates that Toshiba will not pay a penny (or a cent) for the Windows license.
Pricing has yet to be revealed and Toshiba specified that both should be offered from August onwards.