out of stock EB Games - Toshiba AT100 32GB 3G - $208 (+Postage)
This was posted 5 months 10 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Looks like an extension to Monday's Mad Friday from http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/87374 as mentioned by BloodsailAdmiral.
They did jump back up after monday but are now on special again.
$208 ($340 off) for a 3G Tablet.
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The Xoom 2 is back at $268 .. better deal if you want a 10" tablet
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/87623
supabrudda on 12/12/2012 - 09:43 ¶anyone got an opinion on the 16g toshie vs Xoom?
Just after something simple for the oldies to skype on & browse (via wifi)
scubacoles on 12/12/2012 - 09:52 ¶The Toshiba has a poor screen according to c|Net and no development on xda (locked bootloader possibly?)
The Moto has MicroSD and xda developers (ie Jelly Bean ROMS)EDIT: there is xda support for the Toshiba
As a result, with the HDMI and Full size USB, it's tempting me at that price!EDIT2: No there's not!!
But there are ROMS out there
+1 votescubacoles on 12/12/2012 - 11:32 ¶Google it yourself!
It's really easy.
PS: the above might sound blunt, but it's what anyone else would be doing to get you the link!

Had my Xoom since Christmas last year and absolutely love it. Rooted running JB however the Xoom will be not getting anymore official updates but Team EOS is still making them.
Handles everything I throw at it and is great for watching TV shows on the train. At $188 it is a steal in my opinion.
+2 votesAt this price it's ok. It is however, the ugliest of all the name-brand units for sale. Even the smaller 7” unit felt much better in hand, than this 10.1” device.
The rubber back makes the unit easy to hold, but is very flexible. The grooves in the rubber attract dust, etc. easily.
The unit itself is thick, and the plastic build makes it feel cheap.
The screen is quite underwhelming. Lack of brightness, clarity, or wide-viewing angles was an annoyance.
I don’t know what they are like with software updates now (owned mine 15 months ago), but I had to drop it in overnight, to the Perth Toshiba service centre, for them to upgrade it from Android 3.0 to 3.2
It took three units, to get a stable device. The screen on the first unit developed green vertical lines after a week. The second unit’s USB port was dead. The third unit worked ok, but by then I was over it, and sold it.
Overall it felt like they rushed designing this unit.
They seemed to get it mostly right, with their later offerings (AT200, wtc.)
It does have a full-side USB, HDMI, removable battery (RRP $79), and SD-card slot. Still too many nagatives to outweigh the positives.
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2011/07/toshiba-thrive-do-big-tabl...
http://www.gadgetguy.com.au/product/toshiba-at100-thrive/
Nothing beat that deal for months
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/79665
+3 votesI bought the 16GB one on Monday, and all I can say is that regardless of the negative points, $168 was a great price for a decent tablet with 3G support, along with a host of full size ports.
$208 is still a good price for this one. At the time I wasn't going to pay an extra $40 for 16GB storage, but given that the 16GB is sold out I still think this is worth going for.

Haha, the Xoom keeps jumping back and forth for stock. Xoom 2 does seem better overall, ie micro usb charging. 3g not a huge plus for us. The weight is definitely a plus. But no official JB update. And as the price gets up, i can see newer tablets coming into range. A Nexus 10 once available in store might only be another $150.
+2 votesNo where does it say any of the Xoom or Toshiba tablets are used. Only on the ipads that are refurbished.
And i didn't order a Nexus 10, just saying that it is my current choice should I pay a normal price. And Nexus 10's were available for ages, especially 16gig ones. I got my 2 N4 16gb when they only lasted 22 mins, just wanted to wait and get the 10 from a retail shop so can bargain. I'm in no rush.

Mobicity has the Nexus 10 in stock. They cost a bit more ($508 vs $489), but they accept trade-ins so I figured if I traded in all my ancient Nokia phones which would eventually end up in the bin anyway, it'll make it at least the same price if not cheaper than from the play store.




Battery is under $35 Delivered…
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-Toshiba-6-Cell-Li-Ion-Battery...
BloodSail Admiral on 29/12/2012 - 23:44 ¶That's a good idea, share the list with us later. Thanks in advance.
AussieMark on 04/01/2013 - 02:29 ¶did anyones EB games toshiba tablet come with a protective film on the screen?
We cannot tell if it has one or not
thanks


720
Tell 'em the price, son!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkvspTLFvKs
(Price in heading please)