Reviewers Liked
- Good tablet build quality
- Decent integrated GPU
- Reasonable battery life
- Cheaper than competitors
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Poor keyboard and trackpad
- Weak base build quality
- Unimaginative design
- Slow processor
Toshiba Satellite W30t-A
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Expert reviews and ratings
By NotebookCheck
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The Satellite W30t-A-101 has mostly the same strong and weak points as the W30Dt-A-101 . Differences exist however since they are equipped with different CPUs and GPUs. The W30t has significantly better CPU and GPU performances, it needs however more...
By PCAdvisor
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The W30T does have its strong points, including an attractive screen and good battery life. However, its size and weight in both tablet and laptop modes is a clear weakness, and the W30T will struggle to compete against the many slimmer, lighter laptops and tablets that are now available.
By PC Advisor
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Toshiba's W30T is an odd device. It's a smartly designed and affordable convertible that can function as either a laptop or tablet . Unfortunately, its size and weight prove to be a hindrance in both modes. See what's the best laptop you can buy in 2014?...
By IT PRO
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It's hard to recommend the W30t. If money is tight, buy another tablet and a good-quality keyboard – if not, spend a little more on a higher-quality machine like the...
By TrustedReviews
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The low-end processor and storage make everything feel sluggish, and the low price doesn’t make us feel any better about the disappointing experience throughout.
By TechRadar
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Hybrids occupy a strange space in the market between tablets and laptops, and the Toshiba suffers by having one foot in both camps – it's a competent machine, but its heavyset design and mediocrity in key departments makes it difficult to recommend,...
By laptops.co.uk
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So far our test unit has simply illustrated why you would not want to purchase this hybrid. However, if you are adament on purchasing a laptop which offers you the ability to detach the screen and use it as a tablet then this should be very low on your...
By Pocket-lint
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Every manufacturer is in on the two-in-one laptop-tablet combo, and Toshiba's Windows 8.1 offering - the 13.3-inch Satellite W30t - orbits the more budget end of the market. We got our hands-on the forthcoming hybrid at the IFA electronics show in...
By PC Advisor
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Toshiba's Satellite W30t is a Windows 8.1 shot at a laptop and tablet hybrid. Here's our Toshiba Satellite W30t hands-on review from IFA 2013. Hybrids are all the rage now with manufacturers tying to tempt us with not only a typical laptop, but a tablet...
By 01Net
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Commercialisé 800 euros, le Satellite W30t-A-101 est un hybride correct, sans plus. Son design nous ramène quelques années en arrière et tranche –pas dans le bon sens- avec la tendance actuelle « toujours plus fin et plus léger ». Autre problème :...
By Ere Numérique
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Présenté à l'IFA, le Toshiba W30T est un appareil prometteur. Toshiba nous promet en effet un vrai hybride à un tarif abordable. Reste à voir si cet ordinateur portable est à la hauteur de nos...
By Planeta Red
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El sistema operativo Windows 8 ha hecho énfasis en la utilización de pantallas táctiles, sobre todo en el segmento de portátiles que han sido concebidos como dispositivos híbridos y convertibles en tablets o ultrabooks. El Toshiba Satellite W30t-A-101 es...
By computerhoy.com
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Toshiba ha presentado recientemente su nueva gama de portátiles convertibles con Windows 8.1 , los nuevos Satellite W30t y W30Dt . Los nuevos modelos son dos potentes ultraportátiles de 13,3” totalmente convertibles que funcionan como una tablet al...
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