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The Toshiba Tecra X40-D (starts at $1,129; $2,059 as tested) is a thin and light laptop that offers the features business users expect (like a pointing stick, extra security components, and multiple ports), built into a thin and light (yet sturdy) chassis...

Light chassis, Comfortable keyboard, Solid selection of ports, Multiple security options, Three-year warranty...

Pricey, Shorter battery life than rivals, Small auxiliary keys...

The Toshiba Tecra X40-D convertible-hybrid laptop delivers the design, sturdy build, component choices, and overall performance to support its premium price, but a few quirks hold it back...
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computershopper.com Updated: 2020-08-18 12:49:56
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The business notebook market is a tough business. Today, it's tougher than ever thanks to the sheer wealth of choices and the increasingly competitive level of quality among similarly priced models. Lenovo, HP, Dell, and Toshiba all produce refined biz la...

Fine value in its base configuration, Strong build quality, Comfortable keyboard, touch pad, Face-rec and fingerprint biometric features...

Ho-hum looks, Battery life doesn't match the competition's, Audible fan noise...

Light for its size and solid in most respects, the Tecra X40-D is an able business laptop that makes the most sense in its lower-cost configurations. Read More...
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The Tecra X40-D is an ultrathin 14.1-inch premium business notebook that's great on paper but troublesome during use. While it looks slick and packs fast storage and processors, its keyboard is a pain to use, and its battery life is significantly lacking...

Elegant design, Speedy performance, Comfy pointing stick...

Short battery life, Dim display, Convoluted ordering process, Uncomfortable keyboard...

With weak battery life and several usability issues, the Tecra X40-D just can't compete with other premium business notebooks...
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Carbon Copy. Toshiba's new Tecra X40-D is the Japanese manufacturer's latest entry in the thin-and-light business market and carries over several features from its smaller brother, the Portégé X30. Is the X40 able to differentiate itself enough, or is it...

gorgeous chassis, study build, very thin and lightweight, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, excellent system performance, speedy SSD...

lid is thin and flexes easily, fingerprints readily show, keyboard is noisy and subpar, speakers are thin, display is mediocre compared to rivals...
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