Toshiba has always had quite breakthrough products along the years, and recently, they also had some very nice portables and ultraportables. Latest news is that the company is set to break the ice another time, in the form of the world's lightest 13-inch laptop that should have less than 1Kg with SSD storage. What's even more interesting about this is that Toshiba featured a second Super Charged ion Battery power source with this slim laptop. Toshiba does mention a couple of things about this supposedly world's thinnest, and one of them is Blaze Mountain concept, which is probably just some simple architecture cooling system, named pompously to get attention.
As for the processing power, this will have options of Intel's Core i3, i5 and even i7-620 CPUs, along with 4GB of RAM and 500GB hard drive capacity, whereas there will also be an option for a 512GB SSD. Getting to the design, just like mentioned in the diagram, Toshiba has adopted a honeycomb rib durable structure, and they even say it's a world's first, but what's sure is that it looks very elegant without losing its personal touch.
Last but not least, the differentiated technology will be upgradeable, so that users will also be able to upgrade after they buy the product, rather than just buying a new laptop like you have to with some other manufacturers, if one needs better graphics, for example. Left to say would be the fact that given a decent price, this could seriously tear apart the market of some laptop manufacturers that pride on lightest and thinnest products. Toshiba will be announcing these pretty soon for their valuable customers.
As for the processing power, this will have options of Intel's Core i3, i5 and even i7-620 CPUs, along with 4GB of RAM and 500GB hard drive capacity, whereas there will also be an option for a 512GB SSD. Getting to the design, just like mentioned in the diagram, Toshiba has adopted a honeycomb rib durable structure, and they even say it's a world's first, but what's sure is that it looks very elegant without losing its personal touch.
Last but not least, the differentiated technology will be upgradeable, so that users will also be able to upgrade after they buy the product, rather than just buying a new laptop like you have to with some other manufacturers, if one needs better graphics, for example. Left to say would be the fact that given a decent price, this could seriously tear apart the market of some laptop manufacturers that pride on lightest and thinnest products. Toshiba will be announcing these pretty soon for their valuable customers.
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