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The Toshiba Satellite Radius 12 ($799.99 as tested) is a full-featured midrange convertible-hybrid laptop with an all-metal design and speedy components. Its Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB of memory are capable of handling day-to-day computing tasks, and...

Premium, all-aluminum design, Fast performance, Sharp, vibrant 1080p touch display, USB-C port, High-quality speakers...

Cramped keyboard; small keys with short travel...

With its sharp 1080p touch screen, multimode form factor, and speedy performance, the Toshiba Satellite Radius 12 midrange convertible-hybrid laptop is well-suited to work and entertainment...
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Little jack-of-all-trades. Toshiba's new Satellite Radius 12 can be used as both a tablet and a laptop. High-performance hardware meets high-quality casing materials, and a 4K screen rounds off the bundle. However, we would have expected more in some aspe...

design and choice of materials, low height, performance readiness, screen...

no security features, manufacturing flaws, keyboard surface...

Toshiba Satellite 12, courtesy of Toshiba GermanyWe had the pleasure of testing a stylish and strong convertible made by Toshiba. In addition to many good qualities, we oftentimes also find minor drawbacks. The casing is slim, light and elegant. Unfortuna...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2016-11-14 23:39:23
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Well, salad can be tasty and nutritious, especially if it's had a price cut. Now selling for $799, the Satellite Radius 12 FHD may not offer on-screen details that pop like its 3,840x2,160-pixel sibling, but its 12.5-inch in-plane switching (IPS) panel is...

Affordable price, Windows Hello Webcam, USB 3.1 Type-C port...

Heavy in tablet mode, Stiff, shallow keyboard, Some bloatware...

It may be overshadowed by its 4K Core i7 cousin, but the 1080p Core i5 version of Toshiba's 12.5-inch convertible is a solid value at $799. Read More…...
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laptopmedia.com Updated: 2016-11-14 23:39:23
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Toshiba has always emphasized on the screen quality on a number of its products and we've rarely complained about the image quality. But this time around, the Japanese company has taken things to a whole new level by introducing world's first 12-inch conv...

Lightweight, strurdy and strict design, Full set of ports for peripherals, Impeccable image quality with tons of customizable presets (it's also suitable for color-sensitive work on-the-go), Nice keyboard and big enough touchpad, Doesn't use PWM above 100...

Underwhelming battery life, Wobbling occurs when the touchscreen is used in laptop mode, Some small inconsistencies with the touchpad...

Well, Toshiba did it again. It offered superb build quality with precision made to last accompanied by impeccable image quality thanks to the UHD Sharp display. It proved that pixels aren't the best part of this notebook because the panel has accurate col...
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For many, a laptop is a deeply personal device, one that gets used and abused even more than a smartphone. So you really want to love using it—especially if youre going to spend upwards of $1,600 on something like Toshibas new Satellite Radius 12. But t...

The 4K display is very pretty! The Satellite Radius is also pleasantly thin and light, and thanks to beefy specs, pretty damn speedy...

It's so hard to open! The case is constantly coated in fingerprints, and I'm somewhat convinced that the trackpad is so terrible because it absorbs dirt. Meanwhile, tablet mode feels so awkward in terms of ergonomics that I don't want to use it for anythi...

Nah. If you’re ready to spend $1,400 on a laptop that also works as a tablet, you should check out the Surface Book which serves both roles with astonishing grace. If you absolutely want a laptop, opt for one of Toshiba’s cheaper models without the 4K scr...
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4K TVs are coming to a pricepoint that make them broadly accessible, smartphone manufacturers like Sony have begun installing 4K screens in flagship smartphones and we've grown to expect Ultra HD (or beyond) displays on high-end desktop PCs and Macs. And...

Odd design elements, an average battery life and performance hiccups make this one a bit of a mixed bag...
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