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Toshibal Satellite Radius 12 convertible laptop flaunts 4K

Toshibal Satellite Radius 12 convertible laptop flaunts 4K

Posted on October 15, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Following the announcement of what Microsoft is calling a “digital notebook” (that is, not a Surface Pro clone), Toshiba is also unveiling its new Satellite Radius 12 convertible laptop. While such laptops aren’t exactly rare these days, the Satellite Radius 12 boasts of a specific combination that Toshiba claims is a world’s first. To be precise it is the first Windows 10 12..5-inch convertible laptop that boasts of an Ultra High Def resolution of 4K pixels. And the icing on top is a parade of names from some of the most respected brands in visual and audio technology.
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