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Decent screen
Keyboard dock makes tablet suitable for productivity work
Decent screen, keyboard dock makes tablet suitable for productivity work
No mobile broadband, relatively short battery life, non-removable battery
Toshiba's Portégé Z10t successfully marries a Windows tablet with a keyboard dock to create a usable ultrabook. The system is let down chiefly by its relatively short battery life, and buyers will have to pay more for a model with Intel vPro support....
Good everyday performance for a tablet, Excellent full HD 11.6in IPS display, Keyboard dock adds plenty of ports
A tad slower than the average Ultrabook, Disappointing battery life
Toshiba has gotten quite a lot right with the Portege Z10t-A-106. It feels at home whether used as a notebook or tablet, and the fantastic screen is a particular joy to use for content consumption in tablet form. The keyboard dock also makes it a serious...
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Published: 2013-11-14, Author: Bobby , review by: alphr.com
A tough, competent tablet hamstrung by a terrible keyboard dock and a high price...
Crisp, responsive touchscreen, Quick and responsive, Keyoard dock included
Screen doesn't tilt too far back in laptop mode, Keyboard and touchpad are a bit fiddly, Battery life is short for a hybrid
The Toshiba Z10T is good value, but it falls short of the best alternatives due to its average battery life and basic design. It has some plus points, but the overall package isn't that exciting....
Powerful internal hardware for a tablet, Matte IPS glass display, Bright, high contrast screen, High capacity 256 GB SSD, Multiple ports and video-out options, Good battery life
Active cooling required, No higher resolution options beyond 1080p, Below average speakers, Unfriendly end-user maintenance, Docking station does not support secondary HDDs or batteries, High starting price
Toshiba Portege Z10t-A2111The Toshiba Z10t is one of the more powerful tablets available in the market. It's uncommon to find a Windows 8 tablet with a Core i7 option, especially when Atom-powered models like the ElitePad 1000 G2 are more likely to benefi...
Power of a subnotebook, Long battery runtimes, IPS Full HD with wide viewing angles, AR-treated screen, Many standard ports, Connectivity includes LTE, Digitizer + stylus, Low emissions in normal use, Security features, Stable, high-quality keyboard dock
Dock only allows an opening angle of 100 degrees, Poor camera quality, High price
Toshiba's Portégé Z10t proves to be a versatile and interesting professional tablet that convinces in many aspects and disappoints only in a few things. Although the computing power of the 13 watt processor lags behind the contenders slightly, the applica...
Light weight, Sturdy build, Keyboard dock and two styli included in price
No battery in the dock
We're looking forward to getting the Toshiba Portege Z10t in for a full review to see if it makes as good an impression on us when we put it through the full range of tests. Right now, the Z10t comes off as both a pretty sweet Ultrabook and a good table...
Full HD, Feels light and easy to use as a tablet, Backlit keyboard, Good range of ports
Short battery life, Keyboard dock stopped working at random times, Can be a little noisy
Toshiba's Portege Z10t offers plenty of performance in a slim and very light form factor. It's a hybrid Ultrabook that ships with a keyboard dock, and as far as hybrid docks go, it's one of the better ones. The keys feel good and are backlit, and there ar...
