Toshiba Satellite U920T-108 Reviews

Expert review by: Michael Moser (notebookcheck.net)

Review Toshiba Satellite U920t-100 Ultrabook

Ultra-Hybrid. Toshiba presents quite a few interesting Ultrabooks to the world. Our latest test model is a fusion of a tablet and Ultrabook. It employs a 12.5-inch touchscreen and a power-saving Intel Core i5-3317U processor with integrated Intel HD...

Sturdy workmanship ; Solid slide mechanism ; Contrast & Black value ; Viewing angle stability ; Precise touchscreen ; Temperature management

Dark display ; Slack hinges ; Tiny touchpad ; Keyboard needs getting used to

The excellent temperature management

Feb, 2013

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Toshiba Satellite U920t-108 review

There have been many different approaches to the laptop-tablet hybrid since the introduction of Windows 8. The Asus Taichi went for two individual screens, while the Lenovo ThinkPad Twist and Dell XPS 12 used hinges and pivots. The Toshiba Satellite...

Excellent design, but it has poor viewing angles and only adequate performance

Feb, 2013

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Expert review by: Andrew Hoyle (cnet.co.uk)

Toshiba Satellite U920T-108 review

The Toshiba Satellite U920T has a unique way of transforming from a tablet into a laptop. Sadly, it's not a very nice one and together with the low resolution screen and only moderate performance, it doesn't do much to justify the price tag.

Fair performance from low-end components ; Decent build quality

Unpleasant transforming method ; Low resolution screen ; Relatively high price

The Toshiba U920T might be slightly cheaper than its rivals, but it's still not exactly cheap. With an unimpressive low-resolution screen, awkward transforming method and lower-end specs, the price is sadly not justified.

Nov, 2012

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Expert review by: Vincent Chang (asia.cnet.com)

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Windows 8 convertibles are set to hit the market later this month. We check out Toshiba's take on integrating both tablet and laptop into a hybrid device.

Solid sliding mechanism; Ultrabook-class hardware

Relatively low screen resolution; small keyboard and touchpad; unwieldy in tablet form; pricey

Oct, 2012

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