How many pixels can you cram into a notebook? Toshiba is testing the limits with the Satellite Radius 12, a 12-inch convertible with an optional 4K touch screen. But there’s more to it than pixel count: This display, tailored to highly mobile photographers and video editors, is more colorful than any other display this size. Plus, this 3-pound hybrid comes with a 6th-gen Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB solid-state drive, all for $1,299. However, short battery life severely limits the laptop’s value. Users who would trade pixels for performance should check out the 1080p Radius 12 ($800), which lasts longer on a single charge and did better in our tests.
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