Toshiba has introduced a prototype of its waterproof tablet PC at the recent CES 2012. The tablet is wirelessly powered and it was displayed inside an aquarium most of the time at the trade show. The wireless power is transmitted via magnetic resonance, with a distance of several centimeters between the tablet and the power-transmitting device. More »

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Aimed at enterprise customers, Toshiba have announced their new Dynabook tablet (WT301/D) that will run Windows 7, boast a 10.1 inch touchscreen display (1366 x 768 pixels) and sport an Intel Atom processor. More »

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Toshiba Corporation has recently developed the Portable Gamma Camera which is capable of detecting radiation hotspots. The camera will be field tested in collaboration with Fukushima City within this month. More »

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Toshiba has decided to announce to everyone that they have officially revealed to Japan their new tablet called the WT301/D, which will be running on the Windows 7! According to some resources, their new platform is said to be more consumer friendly compared to the iOS and Android, and is designed for enterprises users. More »

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From Htcyou: Recently, another new Android tablet has been hitting the markets with its latest release by Toshiba. This gadget is none other but the Thrive tablet. This 7-inch tablet will be sold at a price of only $379.99 unlocked which is a lot cheaper than most tablets from reputable companies such as HTC or ASUS for that matter. More »

Toshiba’s new line of Satellite L735D laptops aren’t the most prettiest things in the world, but it doesn’t need to be. After all, all you need is some bright colors to draw in the interest of kids - or so Toshiba assumes. More »

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Did you ever wish that you had a PC that just had all the functions you needed? That way you wouldn’t be scrounging around the house looking for that one missing component. Toshiba’s latest offering comes in the form of the DX735. This awesome baby is an all-in-one PC and has all the entertainment functions that you need to survive. More »

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Fujitsu and Toshiba have unveiled their new Arrows Z ISW11F waterproof handset. More »

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Technology these days are definitely growing at a rapid pace. Every day more and more new smartphones, iDevices, computers, etc. are emerging so fast. For those of your in the market for a new laptop for the upcoming school year (or are looking to upgrade with all the back-to-school deals), you’ll want something that provides you with high quality and useful features that you’ll be able to use. Therefore, I’m here to help you out with the top 10 laptops brands that you may consider checking out. More »

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Apparently, there is a whole new category under netbook called the Ultrabook. These Ultrabooks are lightweight and small without sacrificing performance. More »

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After releasing the Thrive tablet, Toshiba is now planning a thinner, more iPad-like tablet. This new device looks to be as thin as Apple’s flagship tablet, hinting that the company wants to target a higher-end market with the device. More »

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The concept of a Roomba is nothing new, highlighting the convenience that you can have a clean room without a bulky vacuum cleaner…or doing the vacuuming yourself. With other brands like LG and Samsung releasing their own models, Toshiba has finally decided to join the market with their own Smarbo VC-BR100. More »

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The Toshiba Qosmio F755 is the newest pride and joy for the computer brand, especially since it joins in as one of their first offerings in a pretty small market, 3D glasses-free laptops. More »

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Though 1TB hard drives aren’t anything new, they’re usually encased in a pretty giant 12.5mm thick shell, one that would really only fit comfortably in a laptop that is more on the large size. But recently, Toshiba has managed to chip away the thickness and get one to fit in the more standard 9.55mm form. More »

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Toshiba has once again tried to revolutionize the way hard drives are made. It has successfully made a platter capable of holding 500GB of data and we get a 1TB 2.5-inch drive. More »

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