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Dynabook Portégé X40-G in Review: Luxury business notebook offers display protection against unwanted glances

Dynabook Portégé X40-G in Review: Luxury business notebook offers display protection against unwanted glances

Posted on November 13, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Recycling. Dynabook’s slim 14-inch model features a nimble NVMe SSD, a Core i5 processor and two Thunderbolt 3 slots. The display has a switchable protection against side views.

Case, equipment and input devices

Dynabook relies on a slim, dark blue metal case with matt-blunt surfaces, which was adopted from the Toshiba Tecra X40-E. The device does not show any manufacturing flaws.
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