SOURCE: PC and Tech Authority
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.

SOURCE: Gadget Guy
"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."

SOURCE: IT Wire
"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

SOURCE: Cybershack
"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! "

SOURCE: Fat Duck Tech
"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."

SOURCE: The Australian
Toshiba’s Satellite P30W is a true hybrid. At first sight it looks like a medium-size ultrabook, but the screen detaches from the full-size keyboard base and you are left holding a large (331mm by 249mm) tablet.

SOURCE: Cybershack
The Toshiba Encore 2 is a fantastic companion, especially considering how tightly OneDrive is integrated into Windows now. The Encore 2 is the perfect tool for making quick changes to a document or firing off a few emails without booting up another computer.

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

SOURCE: PC Authority.com.au

Toshiba's Canvio Slim offers simple storage that looks super stylish.

Flagship ultrabook leads new tablets, all-in-ones, gaming notebook, and other devices, all of which have new designs

SOURCE: V8supercars.com.au
DICK Johnson Racing will turn back the clock at this year’s Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, today unveiling a special one-off livery that its Team Norton DJR Falcon entry will carry next week at Mount Panorama.

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 has unveiled a unique entry into the Ultrabook market, the Satellite U840W, with a screen that boasts a cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio despite only measuring 14 inches diagonally.

SOURCE: Tone.co.nz
Having taken its first step in the tablet game with a 10.1 inch slate earlier this year Toshiba is now introducing a smaller 7-inch model. The smaller Toshiba AT1SO tablet features similar specs to its big brother, the AT100, including a dual core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor and Android 3.2, or Honeycomb, operating system.

SOURCE: CRN Australia
Toshiba on Monday expanded its line of high-capacity mobile hard drives with the introduction of a new line of 2.5-inch hard drives featuring up to 1 TB of capacity in a 9.5-mm form factor.

Source: Tech Day
Toshiba is to bolster its Satellite notebook series with three new models featuring ultra-fast dual- and quad-core processors.

Source: topnews.net.nz
reports that Toshiba has declared that all of its latest R series laptops are furnished with Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors.

SOURCE: Apcmag.com
APC Rateing: 10/10. Don't hesitate to buy this notebook -- it is one of the best examples we've ever seen in this category in terms of its balance of price and capabilities.

SOURCE: ITwire.com.au
Toshiba launched its Camileo brand of handheld, SD-card capable camcorders last year, and this year it is launching a new 1080P Full HD model in the Australian market

Source: Current.com.au
Our gut feeling was that the NB550D would outperform an equivalent Atom netbook, and to this end we ran some tests booting applications and comparing speeds.

Source: PCWorld.com.au
This article reports on Toshiba releasing its new netbook range, the NB500 and NB550D which will replace the popular NB300 which was one of PC World’s favourite mini laptops of 2010.

SOURCE: PCAuthority.com.au
This article reports Toshiba launching the new netbook range commenting that the new AMD platform may give Intel a run for its money. It highlights that it has an AMD or Intel platform option depending on your CPU preference and shows great interest into seeing how it performs.

SOURCE: Australian Business Traveller
While touch-screen tablets and ultra-thin notebooks will continue to be the high-tech travel hits of 2011, netbooks are not about to disappear. If anything, they're adding features and slicing the price tag. Toshiba's new NB500 series is a case in point.

SOURCE: ITWire.com.au
Toshiba is making a push for the multimedia market with its latest netbook, the NB550D.