News and Reviews

Source: Cybershack
Charlie goes through all the features of the Toshiba Kirabook.

SOURCE: gadgetguy.com.au
A 13 inch tablet? For real? Apparently so, with Toshiba surprising everyone and testing the waters with an oversized Android tablet measuring 13.3 inches diagonally and browsing the web with the biggest touchscreen we’ve rested on our laps.

Speed, performance and smart technology are key features of the latest line-up of B2B notebooks and tablets unveiled today by Toshiba (New Zealand) Pty Limited. “Toshiba’s new B2B range is our most powerful yet. With even faster BIOS boot speeds business users will benefit from increased productivity, while continuing to enjoy the same high quality design and reliability they’ve come to expect from Toshiba,” said Justin White, Product Marketing Manager, Toshiba (New Zealand) Pty Limited.

Consumers will experience content like never before with the new Toshiba Satellite U840W Ultrabook™ – the world’s first panoramic notebook featuring a 21:9 cinematic display, unveiled today by Toshiba (New Zealand) Pty Ltd.

Toshiba might have found something to rattle the cages of the usual suspects with its latest slate the AT200.

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The Toshiba Portege R830 Series is a class of notebook that is a proving ground for the technology because it has requirements for long battery life, ability to play video content at a moment’s notice as well as be light and suitable for use on the road.

SOURCE: Techday
They may be late entrants to the New Zealand PC market, but kiwis should expect to see lots more from Toshiba in the next few months.

Video review by Trevor Long comparing the Intel Core Processor of the NB500 to the AMD processor of the NB550D.

SOURCE: Smarthouse
"the camera that holds like a pistol - and armed and dangerous with functions to blow the mind."

SOURCE: Cnet.com.au
The Regza 46WL700 is an encouraging attempt by Toshiba to address its conservative approach to television design in the past, as well as to meet 3D TV demand

SOURCE: Cybershack.com.au
Featuring a new AMD dual-core C50 Fusion processor and the Hudson chip, Toshiba’s little stunner, the NB550D delivers remarkable performance, reduces power consumption and extends battery life up to a very respectable 8 hours in real world computing.

SOURCE: PCWorld.com.au
the R700 is still a tremendous business laptop for anyone who wants mobility in addition to fast performance.

SOURCE: SMH.com.au
Toshiba backpack is featured in the back to school feature in the SMH online photo gallery.

SOURCE: Smarthouse
Cinematic quality viewing experience is no longer the mainstay of the living room with Toshiba’s newly launched netbooks allowing for HD quality on the move.

SOURCE: APCMag.com
for $799 it is versatile, powerful, and, with its 14in screen and 2.1kg weight, a touch smaller and lighter than average, making it more portable than the bulk of 15.6 inch basic notebooks found in this price range.

Source: Cybershack
Still grinning from her 3 Gold Medal victories at the recent Commonwealth games, Cybershack caught up with Australian Track Cyclist, Anna Meares and asked how technology plays a role in her chosen sport.

"...is a fine TV with all the features you could want, that also does 3D TV. It is up with the best in this regard among LCD TVs..."

SOURCE: Smarthouse
Toshiba has launched what's claimed to set a new standard in family-friendly computing to meet the growing demand for family-oriented notebooks. Its latest Satellite L630 Notebook combines multimedia capabilities with quality and durability and has hit the shelves already, aiming to provide a fun experience for both parents and children.

Source: Switzer
Toshiba’s Portégé R700 is the perfect laptop for the mobile or traveling businessperson. Teeming with options for connectivity, it’s the itinerant businessperson’s solution, a tether to the office’s heartbeat

Source: Smarthouse
Australia is set to be one of the few countries to get the Toshiba Folio tablet this year following the company’s announcement that it will hold the product launch back in the US, Japan and other countries until early 2011.

Source: CNET
With the Portege R700, Toshiba is targeting people who need power, portability and bragging rights. On these three points, it absolutely delivers.

Source: Smartoffice
Displaylink and Toshiba are bringing the dynadock V to Australia. This universal USB docking station claims to link various devices to a PC with one cable.

Source: Gizmodo
Well, it’s finally happened, making the daily ritual of plugging your peripherals into the various ports on your laptop a thing of the past.

Source: nzherald.co.nz
Samsung and Toshiba have unveiled tablet computers in Berlin, aiming to take market share from Apple's iPad with their lower-priced devices.

Source: news.com.au
Mobile geeks don't need to choose between laptops that are stocky or slow - a new generation is slim and slick