Toshiba Portege Z10T Series

90% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

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...

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

In fact, we only have one big issue with the screen, and that’s down to its hybrid nature: when in the keyboard dock, the screen won’t lean back much further than 45 degrees, presumably because the top-heavy nature means it would topple over. This...

Incredibly light 3.2-pound chassis ; Great manufacturing quality ; Boasts Intel Wireless Display technology

Runs warm ; Shorter battery life than promised ; Small keys

Active digitizer, with pen ; Strong benchmark performance ; Lightweight

Display half is thick for a tablet ; Resolution is only 1920x1080

If you really want a notebook/tablet hybrid with a detachable screen, Toshiba's Portege Z10t is the best execution of that idea, at least for now.

Thin, travel-ready ultrabook build ; Backlit keys ; Windows 7 driver support ; Plenty of ports

Shallow key presses ; That hinge isn't pretty ; Windows 8 ecosystem ; A bit chunky as a tablet

Incredibly light (even lighter than the 13-Macbook Air) ; Backlit keyboard ; Good battery life ; Very competitive price

Not the most attractive design ; Build quality could be better ; Screen is washed out ; Base configuration only has Core i3

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Gorgeous display, great performance, ultra-cheap price, and dazzlingly light weight. More port options than most ultrabooks. Sleek and sophisticated looks despite the plastic construction. Above-average battery life at over 5 hours

More crashes than you can shake a MacBook Air at. Screen flexes ominously. Weak keyboard with ugly backlighting. Ports (almost all in the rear) are difficult to reach