Reviewers Liked
- Impressive performance, Svelte proportions, Matte display keeps reflections at bay
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Loaded with bloatware
Toshiba Satellite Z930
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Ah, yes. The Toshiba Satellite. The stalwart of the laptop world. Always popular with companies looking to buy workstation notebooks in bulk, probably because they're so cheap. So what's this brand doing in the ostensibly high-end Ultrabook market?The...
By micromart.co.uk onAn upgrade on last year's Z830, the Satellite Z930 is an excellent portable and flexible...
By CNET Australia onverdict At just 16mm thick, this 1.12kg, Ivy Bridge Core i5 Ultrabook is so thin you'll have to watch you don't cut yourself. A 128GB SSD (admittedly stuffed full of bloatware) and a glare-free matte screen are handy, while 6GB of RAM and a 6-hour-ish...
By Stuff onThe keyboard won’t suit everyone, but the Satellite Z930 provides strong performance wrapped up in an attractive, lightweight design. And, at just £799, it’s competitively priced for an Ultrabook....
By PC Advisor onAs far as Ultrabooks are concerned, the Satellite Z930 is a beauty. It's only about 17mm at its thickest point and it weighs well under 1.2kg. Despite being so thin and light it still manages to pack in full-sized ports and very good performance. Pick...
By Good Gear Guide onIt's very thin and light with decent performance, but you can get a similar laptop for a lot less...
By Expert Reviews onBuying Guide Best printer 2012: top inkjet and laser printers The Toshiba Satellite Z930-10X manages to offer an excellent balance between power and affordability. It's a very accomplished Ultrabook - thin, light and powerful enough to handle a wide...
By TechRadar AU onToshiba's Satellite Z930-119 is a well-designed successor of the first Japanese consumer Z830 ultrabook of late 2011. The manufacturer could increase the processing performance - and even the gaming performance marginally - by using Intel's Ivy...
By NotebookCheck onDas Satellite Z930-119 ist die rund 1.200 Euro teure Privatanwender-Edition des von uns bereits getesteten Business-Ultrabooks Toshiba Portégé Z930-105. Gehäuse und Verarbeitungsqualität der beiden nur 19 Millimeter dünnen...
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Schick, leicht, lange Akkulaufzeit und eine starke CPU sind die Pluspunkte der Ultrabooks. Mit Intels Ivy-Bridge-Prozessoren kommt noch eine deutlich höhere Grafik-Performance dazu. Wir machen den Vergleichstest mit fünf neuen...
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