Begin oktober vorig jaar lekten er gegevens en foto’s van Toshiba’s nieuwe Windows phones, bestaande uit een opvolger voor de TG01 (welke ‘s werelds eerste 1 GHz Snapdragon had) en een nieuwe serie toestellen met de naam dynapocket.

Vandaag heeft Toshiba twee toestellen op het Mobile World Congress in Barcelona aan het publiek laten zien, te weten de TG02 en de dynapocket K01.

De exacte details en specificaties van deze toestellen zijn nu dus bevestigd.

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Toshiba dynapocket K01
Slechts 1,3 cm dik, uitschuifbaar QWERTY keyboard, 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 4,1″ capacitive OLED-scherm, Windows Mobile 6.5 – straks upgradeable naar Windows phone 7.

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• Het officiële persbericht:TOSHIBA DEBUTS NEW HANDSETS AND LEADING MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES AT MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2010

  · Toshiba previews wide-screen TG02 entertainment phone and K01 with sliding QWERTY keyboard

  · Fast 1GHz processors and wide, high-quality capacitive touchscreens on both handsets

  · Toshiba’s latest laptops and its vision of multiple interacting devices demonstrated first-hand on the Toshiba stand

  · New mobile technologies, including Resolution+, LCD control and VoiceTranslation showcased at Toshiba’s Innovation Hub, Hall 8, Stand 8A111

  BARCELONA, 15th February, 2010 – Toshiba Information Systems (UK) Ltd, Mobile Communications Division, today debuts two new mobile handsets for the first time at Mobile World Congress 2010. Expanding Toshiba’s mobile handset range, the TG02 and K01 will offer capacitive touchscreens and fast internal processors, joining Toshiba’s highly successful TG01 Windows® phone, which launched in 2009. Toshiba’s drive to lead innovation in the mobile arena will also be showcased with the display of new mobile technologies, combined with a first-hand demonstration of its multi-screen solutions.

  Two new handsets added to Toshiba’s mobile range
  The TG02 builds on the super-slim form of the Toshiba TG01 Windows® phone, and is the ideal device for users who demand high-quality entertainment on the go. Sleek in design, the TG02 features a wide 10.4cm (4.1″)[i] VGA capacitive touchscreen, offering a fast, responsive user experience, while the same internal image tuning technology as used on the TG01 delivers rich, high-quality visuals in a slim (9.9mm1) and portable device – making it ideal for viewing movies and images while on the move.

  A newly designed and highly-intuitive 3D menu system on the TG02 makes it easy for users to browse though the handset and access a range of entertainment features. Based on the very latest Windows Mobile® 6.5 platform, the TG02 enhances the user experience with its quick and easy operation. An internal 1GHz[ii] processor also makes the TG02 an ideal device for internet browsing, enabling users to quickly access and load websites or stream content.

  Joining the TG02 at MWC is the impressive new K01 – a stylish, powerful and easy to use media device optimised for mobile messaging. Featuring a slide-out QWERTY keyboard that makes typing easy and comfortable, the K01 also offers Toshiba’s first-ever Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) capactive 10.4cm (4.1″)1 wide-screen – providing bright colour, contrast, lower power consumption and faster response times than ever before. The K01 also features super-slim design, measuring 12.9mm1 front to back, making each handset portable and stylish in equal measure.

  The new user interface lets users quickly browse to their favourite features, saving time and making the mobile experience more enjoyable. The K01 also features a fast 1GHz2 processer and storage can be expanded up to 32GB[iii] using microSDHC cards, allowing users to store their favourite movies, music and games with plenty of room to spare.

  New Toshiba technologies at the Innovation Hub
  As well as showcasing the new additions to its mobile line-up, Toshiba will be displaying a range of new mobile technologies in a special area within the Toshiba stand called the Innovation Hub.

  The Innovation Hub will display a range of software solutions developed by Toshiba to improve the mobile user experience. Visitors will be able to see a range of new technologies for the very first time, including the mobile implementation of Resolution+ image tuning technology fostered from Toshiba’s REGZA TVs. Re-developed for Toshiba mobile handsets, Resolution+ improves video playback by analysing image definition and intelligently upscaling video quality to offer a sharper, clearer and richer viewing experience.

  Another key development which will be showcased at the Innovation Hub is LCD Control – a technology that ensures users can get the same high-quality images with no loss of contrast in difficult lighting conditions. For example, when using a mobile in bright sunlight, the reflection and effect on image contrast often makes using a handset for viewing videos and images difficult. LCD Control boosts contrast detail to levels that are unaffected by the bright lighting, providing a hassle-free way to check messages, write emails or even watch videos under daylight conditions.

  Toshiba will also be demonstrating Voice Translation – a helpful programme that uses Toshiba’s Speech Recognition, Machine Translation and Speech Synthesis technology to translate different languages[iv], synthesize back into a voice and repeat back in real time, without the need for an internet connection. Originally developed for Toshiba notebooks, Voice Translation is an ideal tool for international business use or holidays, allowing users to communicate easily using their mobile phone, wherever they are in the world.

  More Toshiba laptops and netbooks with embedded Mobile Broadband
  Toshiba’s new line-up of Mobile Broadband-enabled laptops will also be showcased, including new versions of its recently announced 25.7 cm (10.1″) Toshiba mini NB300 and mini NB305 netbooks, featuring embedded Mobile Broadband modules. The availability of a mobile data connection with data rates up to 7.2 Megabit per second[v], together with an outstanding battery life of up to 11 hours and a light weight of only 1.33 kg, make these netbooks ideal as highly portable companions. In addition, Toshiba is also debuting Mobile Broadband-ready versions of the recently unveiled professional laptops targeted at small offices and companies, medium businesses and large enterprises: the Tecra M11, A11 and S11, and the ultra-slim Satellite Pro T110 and Satellite Pro T130. For consumers, Toshiba offers the Satellite T110 and Satellite T130 with embedded Mobile Broadband.

  Toshiba’s multi-screen solution makes sharing media easier than ever
  As well as debuting a new mobile line-up and showcasing it’s latest mobile broadband laptops and netbooks, Toshiba will also be demonstrating first-hand its vision for a world of multiple interacting devices that will allow users to share photos, music and movies across different screens at the touch of a button.

  The Toshiba Media Controller (TMC) software allows users to stream content across connected multimedia devices with ease, regardless of screen size. Users can share media from their handset to a PC, notebook, or television, and vice versa across a network (whether a home network, enterprise network or WLAN), using the easy to set-up device. Toshiba is committed to offering users a connected world, where devices are used together to form a simple, effective media offering regardless of screen size.

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Toshiba TG02
De opvolger van de Toshiba TG01.
De TG02 is 1 cm dik/dun, heeft een 4,1″ WVGA capacitive touchscreen (0,2″/5 mm kleiner dan het reuzenscherm van de HTC HD2) en natuurlijk weer een Qualcomm Snapdragon 1 GHz processor.
De Toshiba TG02 draait Windows Mobile 6.5 – straks upgradeable naar Windows phone 7, met daar overheen een eigen grafische 3D interface.,

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• Het officiële persbericht:TOSHIBA DEBUTS NEW HANDSETS AND LEADING MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES AT MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2010

  · Toshiba previews wide-screen TG02 entertainment phone and K01 with sliding QWERTY keyboard

  · Fast 1GHz processors and wide, high-quality capacitive touchscreens on both handsets

  · Toshiba’s latest laptops and its vision of multiple interacting devices demonstrated first-hand on the Toshiba stand

  · New mobile technologies, including Resolution+, LCD control and VoiceTranslation showcased at Toshiba’s Innovation Hub, Hall 8, Stand 8A111

  BARCELONA, 15th February, 2010 – Toshiba Information Systems (UK) Ltd, Mobile Communications Division, today debuts two new mobile handsets for the first time at Mobile World Congress 2010. Expanding Toshiba’s mobile handset range, the TG02 and K01 will offer capacitive touchscreens and fast internal processors, joining Toshiba’s highly successful TG01 Windows® phone, which launched in 2009. Toshiba’s drive to lead innovation in the mobile arena will also be showcased with the display of new mobile technologies, combined with a first-hand demonstration of its multi-screen solutions.

  Two new handsets added to Toshiba’s mobile range
  The TG02 builds on the super-slim form of the Toshiba TG01 Windows® phone, and is the ideal device for users who demand high-quality entertainment on the go. Sleek in design, the TG02 features a wide 10.4cm (4.1″)[i] VGA capacitive touchscreen, offering a fast, responsive user experience, while the same internal image tuning technology as used on the TG01 delivers rich, high-quality visuals in a slim (9.9mm1) and portable device – making it ideal for viewing movies and images while on the move.

  A newly designed and highly-intuitive 3D menu system on the TG02 makes it easy for users to browse though the handset and access a range of entertainment features. Based on the very latest Windows Mobile® 6.5 platform, the TG02 enhances the user experience with its quick and easy operation. An internal 1GHz[ii] processor also makes the TG02 an ideal device for internet browsing, enabling users to quickly access and load websites or stream content.

  Joining the TG02 at MWC is the impressive new K01 – a stylish, powerful and easy to use media device optimised for mobile messaging. Featuring a slide-out QWERTY keyboard that makes typing easy and comfortable, the K01 also offers Toshiba’s first-ever Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) capactive 10.4cm (4.1″)1 wide-screen – providing bright colour, contrast, lower power consumption and faster response times than ever before. The K01 also features super-slim design, measuring 12.9mm1 front to back, making each handset portable and stylish in equal measure.

  The new user interface lets users quickly browse to their favourite features, saving time and making the mobile experience more enjoyable. The K01 also features a fast 1GHz2 processer and storage can be expanded up to 32GB[iii] using microSDHC cards, allowing users to store their favourite movies, music and games with plenty of room to spare.

  New Toshiba technologies at the Innovation Hub
  As well as showcasing the new additions to its mobile line-up, Toshiba will be displaying a range of new mobile technologies in a special area within the Toshiba stand called the Innovation Hub.

  The Innovation Hub will display a range of software solutions developed by Toshiba to improve the mobile user experience. Visitors will be able to see a range of new technologies for the very first time, including the mobile implementation of Resolution+ image tuning technology fostered from Toshiba’s REGZA TVs. Re-developed for Toshiba mobile handsets, Resolution+ improves video playback by analysing image definition and intelligently upscaling video quality to offer a sharper, clearer and richer viewing experience.

  Another key development which will be showcased at the Innovation Hub is LCD Control – a technology that ensures users can get the same high-quality images with no loss of contrast in difficult lighting conditions. For example, when using a mobile in bright sunlight, the reflection and effect on image contrast often makes using a handset for viewing videos and images difficult. LCD Control boosts contrast detail to levels that are unaffected by the bright lighting, providing a hassle-free way to check messages, write emails or even watch videos under daylight conditions.

  Toshiba will also be demonstrating Voice Translation – a helpful programme that uses Toshiba’s Speech Recognition, Machine Translation and Speech Synthesis technology to translate different languages[iv], synthesize back into a voice and repeat back in real time, without the need for an internet connection. Originally developed for Toshiba notebooks, Voice Translation is an ideal tool for international business use or holidays, allowing users to communicate easily using their mobile phone, wherever they are in the world.

  More Toshiba laptops and netbooks with embedded Mobile Broadband
  Toshiba’s new line-up of Mobile Broadband-enabled laptops will also be showcased, including new versions of its recently announced 25.7 cm (10.1″) Toshiba mini NB300 and mini NB305 netbooks, featuring embedded Mobile Broadband modules. The availability of a mobile data connection with data rates up to 7.2 Megabit per second[v], together with an outstanding battery life of up to 11 hours and a light weight of only 1.33 kg, make these netbooks ideal as highly portable companions. In addition, Toshiba is also debuting Mobile Broadband-ready versions of the recently unveiled professional laptops targeted at small offices and companies, medium businesses and large enterprises: the Tecra M11, A11 and S11, and the ultra-slim Satellite Pro T110 and Satellite Pro T130. For consumers, Toshiba offers the Satellite T110 and Satellite T130 with embedded Mobile Broadband.

  Toshiba’s multi-screen solution makes sharing media easier than ever
  As well as debuting a new mobile line-up and showcasing it’s latest mobile broadband laptops and netbooks, Toshiba will also be demonstrating first-hand its vision for a world of multiple interacting devices that will allow users to share photos, music and movies across different screens at the touch of a button.

  The Toshiba Media Controller (TMC) software allows users to stream content across connected multimedia devices with ease, regardless of screen size. Users can share media from their handset to a PC, notebook, or television, and vice versa across a network (whether a home network, enterprise network or WLAN), using the easy to set-up device. Toshiba is committed to offering users a connected world, where devices are used together to form a simple, effective media offering regardless of screen size.

De Toshiba dynapocket K02, K01 en L01.

Twee andere nieuwtjes van Toshiba zijn de opvolgers van hun ‘s werelds eerste 1 GHz Snapdragon model: de TG01.
Deze modellen, niet heel creatief de TG02 en TG03 genoemd, lijken sterk op nummer 01 en zijn allebei ook weer met de Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon processor van 1 GHz uitgerust.
Alhoewel beide modellen niet echt spectaculair zijn wordt de TG02 als navigatie device gepositioneerd met gebundelde navigatiesoftware (CoPilot Live en een in-de-doos autolader, authouder en zuignap.
De qua uiterlijk iets fraaiere TG03 wordt als multimedia device neergezet, met heus 5.1 geluid en een 5.0 megapixel camera (TG02 heeft een 3.2 megapixel camera).
Beide modellen draaien Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional en hebben een WVGA resistive touchscreen.
Ook deze twee nieuwe Toshiba’s moeten eind december/begin januari het eerst in Azië op de markt verschijnen.

Toshiba TG02.

Toshiba TG03.

Toshiba K01
Groot 4,1 inch capacitive touchscreen, Windows Mobile 6.5, Qualcomm Snapdragon 1 GHz processor en uitschuifbaar toetsenbord. Een opmerkelijk toetsenbord bovendien, met zijn diamant-vormige toetsjes.

Toshiba K02
Een interessant apparaat met twee 800 x 480 pixels WVGA-schermen in een clamshell design.
Zou dit Microsoft’s Courier concept zijn? In dat geval draait het apparaat op Windows CE 6 met een speciaal ontwikkelde user interface.

Toshiba L01
Een toestel wat sterk doet denken aan de HTC X7500 en X7510: MID/tablet-achtig device met opklikbaar magnetisch toetsenbord.
De L01 heeft ook een Qualcomm Snapdragon 1 GHz processor en WVGA-scherm. Het besturingssysteem is Windows Mobile 6.5.
Er hoort zelfs een zelfde soort bruine booklet-case bij, welke ook de HTC X75xx klant in de verpakking vond.

Drie mooie toestelletjes van Toshiba op komst dus.
De apparaten zullen wel gepland zijn voor de eerste helft van 2010. Of en hoe de Toshiba’s in Nederland beschikbaar komen is nog even de vraag.

Met de optionale cradle voorzie je de JournE Touch Home Media Tablet namelijk van een HDMI uitgang, welke 720p beelden naar elke compatibele LCD televisie stuurt.
Het display is uitgerust met LED backlight en een contrastratio van 300:1, dus ook op de MID zelf ziet video er geweldig goed uit.

Toshiba JournE Touch specificaties:

• Windows CE 6.0 Professional besturingssysteem;
• 7″ touchscreen met 16:9 aspectratio en 800 x 480 WVGA resolutie;
• 802.11b/g Wi-Fi en Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR;
• 1 GB NAND intern flashgeheugen;
• SD/MMC/MemoryStick (Pro)/xD geheugenkaartslot;
• USB 1.1 host poort;
• Mini USB 2.0 poort (slave);
• 2 x 0,5 Watt stereo speakers;
• Interne 2200 mAh Lithium Polymeer accu;
• HDMI out en extra voeding met optioneel docking station.

De Toshiba JournE Touch Home Media Tablet komt nog voor het einde van het jaar op de Europese markt en gaat € 249,- kosten.

Toshiba JournE Touch op de IFA 2009: