More tech news from IFA today, including Toshiba’s Folio 100 Android-based Tablet.

It packs a 10.1in multitouch display, with a 1024×600px resolution and runs on an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip. Android 2.2 (Froyo) is the operating system of choice, and it comes with 16GB onboard storage and Flash 10.1 support.

It will initially be released as a WiFi-only version, with a 3G-capable version to follow. On the connections side it has a mini HMDI port, one USB port and an SD/MMC card reader. There’s also a 1.3MP camera, and Tosh claims a battery life of seven hours during normal use.

It can also be paired with a docking port with remote control that has an HDMI output for showing HD video on your TV.

At just 14mm thick and weighing 760g, it shouldn’t break the strap on your tech satchel, either.

Yours in October from US$510

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