“Toshiba Australia yesterday announced that it is adding two new five-in-one devices to its local line-up of Radius-branded notebooks. The new entries include a 14-inch and a 11.6-inch device, respectively referred to as the Radius L40W and the Radius L10W.” – Alex Choros, CyberShack

“Toshiba, has come out with a new range of computers that use a fresh design concept across the board. The new devices, which span numerous price points to ensure that there is something for everyone's budget, all have a sleek, refined look, as well as inclusions that make them optimised for Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system.” – Elias Plastiras, Good Gear Guide

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Along with MTU branding on Scott Pye’s DJR Team Penske FG X Falcon, James Moffat will debut a new lick of paint with branding from Toshiba.

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James Moffat’s Nissan Altima will run with primary backing from electronics firm Toshiba starting at this weekend’s UBET Perth Super Sprint.

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Moffat’s car will carry the backing of Toshiba across its flanks as part of a new agreement between the electronics company and Intel Security, promoting free access to the latter’s McAfee LiveSafe security product.

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Another Core M-based device lets us see further evidence of its advantages – and cons. Toshiba is pitching the Portege Z20t as a business device, but also hopes to sell them into schools, so it’s a sturdily built device with thoughtful features.

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Packed with powerful software and hardware, it is hard to believe that the Toshiba Encore tablet is so cheap.

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WELCOME to an era of a cheap, sub $400 tablet offering a full blown Windows 8.1 experience on a high definition display. That's what Toshiba is promising.

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Electronic and electrical product vendor, Toshiba Australia, recently confirmed the details of its new tablet, the AT100, set to launch locally at the end of June.

"At an event last week to celebrate 30 years of selling notebook PCs, Toshiba highlighted the differences in the specifications for the T1100 it was selling in 1985 and its current Kira ultrabook" - SOURCE: Lifehacker Australia

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"If you need a machine to last not just the full work day, but possibly even a 13 hour trip, Toshiba’s Z20t has your name all over it."

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"Toshiba Australia’s Product Marketing Manager, Justin White, joins iTWire to show off Toshiba’s newest ’ultimate 2-in-1’ business tablet/notebook."

“Toshiba has launched its ultimate new business 2-in-1 tablet with Core M processor, which looks good but makes you wish this could have been launched a decade ago!”
– Alex Zaharov-Reutt, iTWire

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"Just like sushi, the Toshiba Encore Mini proves that good things often come in small packages. This week on CyberShack TV, Charlie checked out Toshiba's smallest tablet! "

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"Toshiba’s latest Satellite laptop, the Toshiba Satellite P50W features a fully flippable screen, because that’s the style of the time. It’s not the reason to buy this particular laptop, however."

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"The Toshiba Chromebook 2 has an excellent 1080p screen, good Chrome OS performance and a nice feature set including a full-size SDXC card slot, fast 802.11ac wireless and great-sounding speakers."

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The screen uses IPS (in-plane switching) technology, which gives it excellent viewing angles from any way that you hold it, and the colour reproduction and contrast is enjoyable for looking at photos and videos.

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The new Chromebook 2 keeps the previous model's larger 13.3-inch display and full-size keyboard, but adds a splash of customizable color, pumps up the sound with Skullcandy audio, and packs it all into a smaller chassis for better portability.

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"Carrying around and sharing your favourite content just got easier with the new Toshiba DUO 2-in-1 USB flash drive."

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“ A 2 in 1 convertible Ultrabook, for high flyers on the move. This pioneering Ultrabook is slim, light and converts in one easy click. – Anthony Slater

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"Toshiba has released new laptops that offer on-the-go versatility and allows users to choose how they want to access their content."

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"The new Satellite P50t is a slickly designed, but super-powerful, 15-inch business and home notebook."

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"The makers of the world’s first mass-market laptop are delivering another world first, with the first 4K laptop screen coming to a 15 inch desktop replacement shortly."

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“Compared to many of the other new-breed, low-cost, Google-centric laptops that we've seen, this one might just be the best yet. Its size and keyboard are suitable for long periods of typing, its styling isn't boring, and it offers the types of ports and slots that always get us excited when we review new computers.”

SOURCE: Ausdroid - "Since the announcement of a Haswell based Toshiba Chromebook in September last year, I admit I’ve been holding out to see what this company can do with the ‘other’ Google Operating System. Announced officially at CES, the Toshiba Chromebook has today been announced as available at retail in Australia."