Listings for the Toshiba AT15 and AT10-A-A REGZA have appeared on the WiFi Association and Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). The REGZA is likely a tablet model only for Asia.
Linking this up with previous leaks, we’d see that those exact numbers have appeared on popular Android benchmarking app AnTuTu where the Toshiba AT10LE-A has scored a whopping 28 058. That is slightly higher than even the highest result we’ve seen so far. That scores came from what the Galaxy S4 with Exynos which scored 28 018 on AnTuTu.
Let’s not forget though that there is nothing official about the Toshiba tablets. Rumors suggest they will run on Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean and have 10-inch displays. The devices should get officially unveiled at either IFA in the fall or Computex in June.
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