Posts Tagged ‘Toshiba’
The Toshiba AT200. A honeycomb tablet so thin it’s almost see-through.
The iPad 2 is facing some serious competition these days. As the consumer market warms up to the potential of tablet media, there is certainly no shortage of options for us to choose from. And we can certainly thank Android and Apple for that. That said, there is little operationally, to distinguish one android from the other right now, which is where Toshiba’s AT200 can take the moral high ground…
Toshiba’s ZL2 TV gives you 3D viewing without the specs
Even though 3D is still not a convincing enough medium to have cracked the home market, television manufacturers seem convinced that ultimately it will be and so doggedly pursue ways and means to tempt up into going for it. The problem has always been the glasses you have to wear to enjoy the 3D experience. So imagine a 55 inch LCD television that gives you a cracking 3D image without…
Toshiba launches an impressive new product fest in time for Christmas
It seems the technology wizards at Toshiba have been burning the midnight oil this year to ensure an impressive range of new products comes out in time for Christmas 2011. There’s the UK’s first glasses free 3D television for a start, a suite of new Blu-ray players, three new Camileo camcorders, an ultra thin tablet and an all in one PC. The 55 inch ZL2 is a glasses free 3D…
Toshiba AT100: Android tablets hit maturity
This Autumn sees a wealth of mature Android tablets hitting stores – pumped up with better specs and the new 3.1 and 3.2 Honeycomb operating systems. One of these mature devices is the Toshiba AT100 (formally known as the Thrive). How does it shape up? Read on. The Toshiba AT100 launched on September 1st, bringing with it Android 3.1 – Google’s first tablet-optimised OS. Most new tablets will be sporting…
Toshiba unveils world’s lightest laptop; Z830 series Ultrabook
In a bid to stem the current surge in tablet popularity, Toshiba has launched a new series of ultra compact lightweight computers that have the portability of a tablet but the processing power of a laptop. Using Intel’s second generation Intel® core processor for Ultrabook and boasting up to six gig of DDR3 RAM, the Portégé Z830 and the Satellite Z830, weigh in at a mere 1.12kg and at only…
3D comes to the slightly bigger screen with the Qosmio F750 3D
I love the technology arena; no sooner does one company announce it has achieved a “first’, than another developer pops up and pips them at the post. This is what happened to poor old Asus, which announced the world’s “first glasses-free 3D laptop” at the beginning of June. Well, where it went wrong was announcing it, but not having a date for its release. Step up Toshiba, which has now…
Toshiba’s Qosmio X770 gives you a steamy laptop
There’s nothing wrong with unashamed self indulgence, after all you’re worth it. You work hard so why not play hard too and now you have every reason to play as hard as you possibly can. Toshiba has ignited the humble laptop and turned it into a 3D gaming and cinematic behemoth with its Qosmio X770. This is a laptop with real attitude. A stereoscopic 17:3” 3D screen and Harman Kardon…
Watch 2D films in 3D on a new Toshiba TVs
The chaps at Toshiba have been busy little bunnies and have released a whole raft of goodies on the unsuspecting buying public. First up are the company’s first CEVO engine powered TVs. These are the first in the UK to feature the CEVO engine, which offers a powerful, multi-core processing platform to enhance picture quality. The TVs can display Full HD 3D images and also have processors dedicated to 2D-3D…
Toshiba’s Satellite C670 and C670D: Blending desktops with laptops
I don’t know about you, but I am becoming slightly disgruntled and restless with squinting and struggling with the minute screens provided on netbooks and many modern laptops, and would like to see a revival of the large-screen. Toshiba must have read my mind, with the launch of the Satellite C670 and the Satellite C670D – a duet of large-screen entry level laptops, designed to combine the versatility of the…
Toshiba Mini NB500 and NB520
The iPad killed the netbook. The useless, low-resolution, under-batteried and dramatically under-powered old-school netbook. No-one told Toshiba, however, that the iPad had won, or that netbooks had to be useless. That’s why they’ve produced two systems that do things that the humble iPad can only dream of. Internally, the Mini NB500 and NB520 are packing some impressive specs in their 25.7cm frames. There’s the 10.1″ screen, pumping out a resolution…
