What
is the meaning of such sorcery? Yet another line is being breached in
the world of technology, as the Ultrabook is no longer an ordinary
Ultrabook with the release of the Toshiba Portege Z10t. In fact,
Toshiba’s latest release would clearly make this the first device that
runs on the Windows 8 operating system from the company that was
specially designed for business users. It is a versatile device by any
means, where it is capable of functioning as an Ultrabook whenever the
need arises, and if you find yourself in a situation where a tablet is
more suitable to use, then the Toshiba Portege Z10t can also double up
as that, too.
With the Toshiba Portege Z10t, you are
able to switch form factors instantly between notebook and tablet in the
simplest of actions – that is, to detach the screen. When detached you
will find the tablet segment a wee bit larger than usual, especially
when you are so used to the 7” tablet market – but those who are using
hybrid Ultrabooks like the Dell XPS 12 and the Lenovo Yoga 13 would find
it ideal, as the Toshiba Portege Z10t comes with an 11.6” diagonal,
Full HD, IPS anti-glare touchscreen display that ought to offer a whole
lot more screen real estate compared to the other tablets, without
sacrificing on the ultra-responsive performance of a notebook.
Not only that, there is also a built-in digitizer that would increase
the amount of functionality for folks who want to write and take notes
on-screen. As for the detachable keyboard, it will come with a touchpad
that we suspect will not see much action, since you would most probably
play with the touchscreen display itself. Still, it boasts of Windows 8
gesture support and Accupoint, and is LED backlit and spill-resistant.
You can choose from 128GB or 256GB SSD configurations, where these will
be accompanied by 4GB RAM, is Intel Wireless Display Ready, has a SD
memory card slot, USB 3.0 and Micro HDMI ports, and an audio combo jack
in addition to the keyboard dock carrying full-size HDMI, RGB, LAN and
USB 2.0 ports. Prices for the Portege Z10t start from $1,499 onwards.
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