The Toshiba Thrive, which just launched in the UK under the boring old name Toshiba AT100 at the start of this month, is set to be joined by a smaller brother. Toshiba’s 7″ Thrive update will arrive with the commonplace Tegra 2 processor inside, dual cameras (5mp & 2mp) plus a 1280×800 resolution screen.
It’ll launch at the end of the year, in the US at least, with Android 3.2 onboard. Here’s the chunky little chap:
Given that literally nobody liked the Thrive/AT100 in the slightest, we don’t expect much partying in the streets over this news.
Link via Liliputing.
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