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• Toshiba has another go at tablets

  

  3 January 2011, 09:52

  Following its troubled first effort, will this one be called the Folio 2?

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• Toshiba and MSI prepping AMD Brazos notebooks

  

  30 December 2010, 13:00

  More manufacturers try jump the gun by teasing Fusion-powered ultraportables.

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• Toshiba announces new line of enterprise SSDs

  

  14 December 2010, 14:31

  Lightning fast drives use SLC memory for impressive performance.

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• Split-second power outage knocks Toshiba memory factory offline

  

  10 December 2010, 12:10

  Voltage drop could reduce company's output by 20 per cent for the next two months.

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• Toshiba turns up the volume with NB520 netbook

  

  2 December 2010, 16:43

  New system packs a dual-core CPU and Harmon/Kardon sound system.

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• TOSHIBA LAUNCHES SELF-ENCRYPTING DRIVE TO DELIVER TRUSTED, COST-EFFECTIVE SECURITY TO BUSINESSES

  30 November 2010, 09:45

  Self-Encrypting Drive Enables Easier and More Secure Deployment of Encryption on Notebook PCs Helping Organisations to Protect Confidential Information.

  
• Toshiba launches super-rugged HDDs designed for 24/7 use

  

  19 November 2010, 14:52

  Continuous-use drives will keep going all day and night in the toughest of environments.

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• Toshiba Folio pulled by PC World following customer complaints

  

  15 November 2010, 10:33

  Android-powered tablet sees high return-rates prompting action by retailer only ten days after launch.

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• Toshiba making MacBook Air ‘Blade’ SSDs available to OEMs

  

  8 November 2010, 12:15

  Custom storage modules could soon be appearing in a range of ultra-portable laptops.

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• Cheap Android tablets set to hit the market

  

  2 November 2010, 14:47

  With tablets now available for under £100, Samsungs pricing for the Galaxy Tab looks increasingly untenable.

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