These two netbook look very similar even though one is the Toshiba NB205 while the other is the Asus Eee PC 1000HE.  Both netbooks use the Intel N280 processor which runs at 667Hz in the Asus while only running at 533Hz in the Toshiba.  This is done to help preserve battery life.
Both netbooks have the chicklet-style keyboard which helps to improve typing speed and accuracy.  Six cell batteries are becoming standard in 10 inch netbooks and neither of these two disappoint there.  In fact, you’re going to get at least …

According to TWICE, Toshiba netbooks should start appearing on store shelves available to be pictured, bought, and fondled in a few short weeks.  By the end of June, they’ll be entering the already crowded netbook market.
Since Toshiba couldn’t pay enough to actually innovate, you’ll get the regular netbook features with an Atom chipset, predictable 160GB hard drive, and webcam.
Pricing will be $349, and $399 respectively for their 10.1″ netbooks.