According to Jeff Barney, head of digital products in the U.S., Android is the shelf closest to the iPad, with a 10 inch screen and a lower price for devices running Windows 7. These should cover a higher range, with features like dual display.
"We see a place for digital slate," with a real market, which should not cannibalize one of netbooks, according to Jeff Barney. From this side of the Atlantic, Toshiba has already launched the Journ Touch, internet tablet with a wrapper for the moment on the operating system Windows CE 6. This version does not support third party applications that are standard on all projects Android, Windows 7 and iPhone OS to date.
No date has been officially announced - and no money for that matter - but various reports suggest that Toshiba's launch around the end of 2010 or early 2011.
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