TOSHIBA Portege Z10t 2-in-1 Laptop and Tablet $699 Free Postage eBay Group Deal

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Harrison on 10/05/2016 - 21:43 groupbuy.ebay.com.au (292 clicks)

Description
Together. Apart. Always stay connected to your digital life with this high-performance convertible and detachable Ultrabook™ Tablet that adapts to the way you live, work and play.

The superb Full HD Touch panel Display (1920 x 1080), with wide-view 11.6” Full HD (LED) touch panel display, delivers incredible life-like imagery for all your work, movies, photos, apps and more.

In its tablet mode, the Z10t measures a super-svelte 16.9mm from front to back and weighs just 850g.

In Laptop mode, it has a Dual point backlit keyboard. You can easily find the keys, even in dim lighting conditions, thanks to the friendly glow of the backlit keyboard, complete with dual point for a superb Windows 8 experience.

It has a fully-ported detachable keyboard. This allows you to create, convert and consume with the keyboard that keeps you always connected for life on the go. This world-first detachable Ultrabook™ keyboard is packed with productivity and entertainment options including LAN, RGB, HDMI®, SD, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, HD webcam with microphone and a full size I/O port!

Toshiba’s Peak Shift function - controllable through Toshiba’s eco Utility™ - saves you dollars by allowing you to use off-peak power in peak periods, cutting down your power bills.

When you want to give your Z10t a check-up, Toshiba’s PC Health Monitor diagnoses performance and enhances your Ultrabook’s™ reliability.

Other features
CPU Intel® processor 847 (1.1GHz, 1600MHz FSB, 2MB L2 Cache)

Operating SystemWindows 8 Pro 64Bit

Chipset Intel HM76

Screen Size 11.6" Widescreen In-Plane Switching technology (IPS) Full High Definition (1920 x 1080) with LED backlit resolution and Touch Panel (Capacitive)

Touch Screen Capacitive Touch Screen

Screen Aspect Ratio 16:9

Memory 4GB DDR3 (1600Mhz)

Storage 128GB (SSD) mSATA

Graphics Intel® HD Graphics 4000

Optical Disc Drive No optical disk drive

Audio Headphone & MIC Combo

Sound Stereo speakers

Webcam HD Webcam/Microphone

Buttons and Pointing Device Keyboard DualPoint (Touchpad + Accupoint)

Standard Warranty* 3 Year limited international parts and labour warranty, Australia and New Zealand warranty includes complimentary courier pick-up and return service

Software Eco Utility, Evernote, Microsoft® Office 365 Trial, Norton Internet Security™ (Trial Version), Norton Online Backup Utility, Toshiba Desktop Assist, TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor, Toshiba Peak Shift, TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator, TOSHIBA Resolution+™, Toshiba Video Player, User Guide

Expansion

TV-Out Port HDMI

USB Ports 2x USB Ports (1x USB 3.0 + 1x USB 2.0 on Keyboard Dock)

Bridge Media Adaptor SD Slot

SVGA Video Port VGA (on Keyboard Dock)

HDMI Yes

Communication

LAN 1Gbps LAN

Wireless LAN 802.11(b/g/n)

Integrated Bluetooth™ Bluetooth™ V4.0 + HS

DLNA DLNA Compatible

Physical Description

Weight (from) 0.85kg

Weight with dock 1.43kg

Battery Prismatic Li 6-Cell battery

Dimensions (W x D x H(front/back))299mm × 189mm × 12.4mm (without dock) / 299mm × 220mm × 19.9mm (docked)

Colour Variation Ultimate Silver

Keyboard Colour Tile Matt Silver with Backlight

Compliance

Compliance EPEAT® gold rating, ENERGY STAR® 5.0 qualified, ROHS Compliant

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  QuicheLorraine on 10/05/2016 - 22:00

  I have two of these sitting in my drawer at work as nobody wants to use them. Major down side is the screen doesn't tilt back far enough so you feel awkward trying to use it like a normal laptop. Besides the fact it is a 2-3 year old model, you'd be better off spending a bit extra on a surface pro.

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    systmworks on 10/05/2016 - 22:20

    We have around 300 of these. Toshiba provided replacement keyboards that tilt back about twice as far.
    The replacement Z20t is a much nicer unit.

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      hhuy837 on 10/05/2016 - 23:37

      If you guys are throwing them out any time soon, I'd be happy to buy one of them from you. Lenovo left me with no laptop and would like to get something portable but can't afford something too pricey.

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        systmworks on 11/05/2016 - 06:38

        Sorry none are being discarded - they are still working pretty well and have another 1 to 2 years of life.
        Also they have to go through a special disposal company when we do get rid of them.

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      QuicheLorraine on 11/05/2016 - 09:30

      Did they provide the replacement keyboards free of charge or for a fee? The units we have are out of warranty but I work for a non-profit so I might be able to breathe some life in to them yet!

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        systmworks on 11/05/2016 - 11:10

        I think so - I was not involved with the supply of them - just rolling them out to users.

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  Diji1 on 10/05/2016 - 22:05

  +1

  $447 will get the Chuwi Hi12 keyboard bundle last I looked.

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  Blurayz on 10/05/2016 - 22:22

  +1

  Toshiba's retails don't exist anymore in Australia. Go try to find any new Toshiba's laptops in retail shops, none! Their repair centres are mostly gone, and their support will probably last another 2 years for products that are left over. Why would you want to spend your money on products that soon will be extinct? Get other brands instead.

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    [Deactivated] on 11/05/2016 - 08:54

    +1

    Someone at JB Hifi told me the exact thing about Toshiba's retail operations.

    She also mentioned that they are only selling through to businesses now. Or you can get some of their business models (eg Portege) through Telstra ie on a plan.

    Toshiba apparently did some dodgy accounting in the last few years. They were reporting profits when in fact they were losses. And now it's all come back to bite them.

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    Gaz1 on 11/05/2016 - 15:11

    Yes, Toshiba is no longer selling via the large retailers, but they still have a very good product range via any of the smaller (and generally much more competitive anyway) computer shops & online resellers. They still have a lot of service centres (3 in Perth, for example). You can search here: http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/service-centres