There’s been a lot of discussion about a possible Apple iTablet and the Crunchpad, but it’s Toshiba that has announced their JournE Touch Tablet.
Built upon the Windows CE platform, this gizmo comes with a 7-inch touchscreen display, an ARM-based processor, 1GB memory storage (expandable via the SDHC slot) and includes 802.11b/g WiFi network connectivity. The handheld mobile Internet device (MID) is all about multimedia playback and supports H.264, DivX and WMV media. The 800×480 display can play reduced-quality High-Definition videos or full HD quality video via the HDMI output. Video streaming is an integral component of this device and support for YouTube videos and the movie service Acetrax is included as is Picasa, Facebook, IM Chats and viewing Flickr archives.
The JournE should launch later this year with pricing still to be announced.
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