Toshiba has released the thinnest and lightest tablet in the world, the 10.1″ Toshiba Tablet (AT200). The company says the new tablet is leading the way in power and performance in the sleek, new consumer line-up for its Australian customers.

Although Ruslan Kogan has taken his surname and turned it into a brand name, there’s clearly plenty o’ cash to be made from selling existing top brands at competitively low prices, with Kogan promising “up to 46% off” retail pricing on brands like Apple, HP and Dr Dre.

We've had the Sony Tablet and the Toshiba Tablet AT100, now meet the Toshiba Tablet AT200. It might have an unimaginative name, but Toshiba reckons it is the thinnest and lightest in its class.

Despite a particularly poor performance, HP remained the leading PC vendor in Australia and New Zealand during 3Q11. Meanwhile, Apple surged into second place according to IDC's latest figures.

Despite a particularly poor performance, HP remained the leading PC vendor in Australia and New Zealand during 3Q11. Meanwhile, Apple surged into second place according to IDC's latest figures.

What’s 7-inches and packed with electrons? Well, any 7-inch tablet already out there, but there aren’t too many in stores as yet with Honeycomb Android OS 3.2, so can Toshiba’s new 7-inch tablet… thrive?

The commoditisation of the PC market in Australia and New Zealand is accelerating, although heavy discounting by vendors and channels kept the market buoyant in the second quarter this year, with 1.8 million unit shipments. HP and Dell successfully regained market share in the quarter, while Apple again outpaced the market with a growing installed base.

There have been many attempts by a variety of manufacturers to hit the all-in-one media computer sweet-spot, but none have come close, until now.

There’s plenty of powerful silicon implanted into Toshiba’s new Qosmio X770, including Core i7 Quad processors to full 3D and HD capabilities.

Toshiba has replaced its ‘inflexible, costly’ legacy contact centre agent desktop with a more efficient, less costly solution from RightNow to support its agents handling more than 230,000 customer calls every month.