digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-09-27 00:47:30
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The Toshiba Portégé Z930 is a 13.3" ultrabook that's just 1.59 cm thick and weighs under 1.2 kg. It also has a matte screen panel, which is sure to please...
Good levels of processing power, Quiet (35 dB(A) when working hard), Highcontrast matte screen (600:1), Goodquality headphones out, Separate headphones and mic sockets, HDMI and VGA outs, No need for adapters (standardformat connections used)...
Not so good for games, Onscreen colour fidelity could be better (Delta E = 10), TN screen (tight vertical viewing angles), Poorquality speakers...
The Toshiba Portégé Z930 has plenty of qualities for users on the move. It's slim, powerful, light, and has a decent battery life, a good set of connections and a matte screen finish. With a better screen and speakers, it could easily have bagged a fifth...
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The Toshiba Portégé Z930 shares the same chassis as its predecessor, the Z830. The Toshiba Z830 was the company’s first ultrabook, an attempt to clone the look and specification of the Apple MacBook Air. But as a development of the Z830, it means the Z...
Toshiba's Z930-108 could make a good choice as a portable business laptop. It's thin, extremely light and has good build quality. Features are abundant and it’s a fast performer too. But the Z930-108 doesn't quite deserve the ultimate business laptop t...
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The Toshiba Portege Z930 (model PT235A-00V00D01) is a 13.3in Ultrabook designed specifically for business users. It carries features such as a vPro chipset, a fingerprint reader, a matte screen and integrated mobile broadband support, yet it's still a...
Core i7 CPU, Fast SSD, Built-in HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, Battery life...
Screen's viewing angles, Touchpad could be better, No keyboard backlight, Only one USB 3.0 port...
Toshiba's thin-and-light Portege Z930 ships with business features such as a vPro chipset, biometrics and integrated 3G, in addition to a useful range of built-in ports. It could use a better screen, touchpad and keyboard, but its overall usability is sti...
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Long before Apple had created the MacBook Air and Intel coined the term Ultrabook, there was the Toshiba Portege. This dipped to around 1.5kg more than a decade ago, yet still provided a useful battery life and decent performance. Today, the Portege model...
Bestinclass processor performance, Good graphics power for an Ultrabook, Fullsized VGA, HDMI & GbE ports, SIM slot for 3G wireless data...
Only reasonable battery life, Pricey...
As with pretty much every Portege before it, the Z930-10Q is a mightily impressive bit of kit. Its performance belies its size considerably, and its battery life is reasonable if not exceptional in its class. Unfortunately, all this quality comes at a c...
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Business-ready Ultrabooks aren't exactly plentiful even now the standard has matured. In fact, as far as we're aware only the Dell XPS 13 , HP Folio 13 and of course Lenovo's ThinkPad Ultrabooks even offer TPM. However, when we looked at the Toshiba Satel...
Lightest 13-inch laptop ever, Fully featured, Powerful, Good battery life...
Not the most attractive, Minor upgrade to last model, Expensive, Average screen and keyboard...
The Toshiba Portege Z930 might be the lightest 13in laptop in the world - which is undeniably impressive - but it's not the prettiest or the best. Admittedly there's not an awful lot of choice when it comes to business-capable Ultrabooks, especially ones...
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Toshiba's Portege Z930 is one of the new breed of Ultrabooks in the market.For the uninitiated, Ultrabooks are essentially thin and lightweight notebooks running on the latest Intel Core processor.They are generally easy to lug around in your backpack...
Chic design; slim and lightweight; plenty of security features; long battery life; runs smooth...
Pricey.
The Z930 has more than good looks going for it. The slim and lightweight chassis houses some of the latest components which allow the notebook to operate super smoothly...
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evogadget.com Updated:
2013-09-27 00:47:31
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When we turned our attention to the laptop universe, there was one model in particular that caught our attention: Toshiba's £1,300 Portege Z930-10Q. But mostly for how slim it was. Because its other offerings didn't really sparked our imagination. And now...
Toshiba is not one to disappoint every time they release something new. But their Portege Z930-10Q is not quite what we expected from the company. The price might scare some customers away, for one. But keeping things into perspective, this laptop succee...
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While we have been on a steady diet of ultrabooks this year, Toshiba had been conspicuously absent. That is, until the Z930 graced our review desk. Most noticeable about the 13.3” ultrabook, at least at first, is how incredibly lightweight it is. In bo...
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While we have been on a steady diet of ultrabooks this year, Toshiba had been conspicuously absent. That is, until the Z930 graced our review desk. Most noticeable about the 13.3” ultrabook, at least at first, is how incredibly lightweight it is. In boxin...
Exceedingly light, Great battery life, Solid construction, Fast performance, Excellent colour saturation for a matte display...
Shallow key presses, Screen wavers under heavy typing, Expensive...
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cnwintech.com Updated:
2016-12-02 11:32:49
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The use of the latest operating system becomes the mainstay of this ultrabook. Windows 8 emergence seems utilized by the various of new laptops late last year. Microsoft released Windows 8 to update their operating system. It is also a marketing strategy...
Slim design, lightweight, Support Windows 8 OS, Finger Print, Backlighted keyboard...
frail screen lid, the price bit expensive...
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Customers inevitably think of the Portégé range when Toshiba is mentioned in conjunction with high-end 13-inch business laptops . Here, a difference between the Portégé Z930 (ultrabook, 1.12 kg) and R930 ( subnotebook , 1.5 kg, DVD drive) is made. The lat...
Very lightweight, Solid base unit, Matte surfaces, Rear-sided ports, High application performance, Very swift SSD, 100% performance on battery power, Usually quiet fan, Low heat dissipation, Bright, matte screen...
Tight viewing angle, Non-removable battery, Weak typing feedback, Virtually inexistent mouse key drop, No docking port...
Toshiba's Portégé Z930-105 (1280 Euros /~$1700) is aimed at demanding ultrabook customers who need an everyday suitable office subnotebook; Matte surfaces, solid build within the scope of what's possible, viable runtimes and an AR-coated screen. The swift...
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This year has been pretty big as far as Intel goes. There’s the Ultrabooks movement and also the big Windows 8 launch that has been the centre of attention, apart from smartphones and tablets, of course. Following this trend, there have been severa...
and Price in India Very sleek, very light, but also very expensive The Toshiba Portege Z930 is priced at Rs. 96,000 here in India. It’s not necessarily the sturdiest of Ultrabooks, but it is one of the lighest. So if you’re travelling a lot and need...
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With a grey brushed metal effect chassis and clean, sharp edges giving it a sleek, classy feel, the Z930 aims for the business market and looks as high-end as its £899 price tag. This premium look and feel is what most ultrabook vendors are going fo...
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We'll have a full review soon, but I wanted to make sure to share my first impressions, and not just the “OH WOW” I had when I pulled it out of the box!Let's start with the hardware. This thing is beautiful. It's not metal like a Macbook Air, but a brushe...
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I vastly prefer lightweight computing options. If I am travelling, I grab my iPad and that's it. For two years I reached for my original Chromebook almost exclusively when I needed a computer. It's a mix of light-weight and simple design that makes me lik...
Fast, keyboard is fantastic, Eco settings let you customize power consumption, battery life is extraordinarily long, whole package is quite lightweight, overall build quality is precise and excellent...
A few useless apps are included (Toshiba Book World); lack of a touchscreen makes Windows 8 even more terrible...
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zdnet.com Updated:
2015-04-29 10:29:45
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With its Portégé range, Toshiba was making high-quality small, lightweight notebooks long before they were fashionable — and long before the Intel-inspired ultrabook was around. Toshiba continues to shine at this end of the market with the new Portégé Z93...
Poor vertical screen viewing angles, Rearmounted connectors are awkward to access, Expensive, With its Portégé range, Toshiba was making highquality small, lightweight notebooks long before they were fashionable — and long before the Intelinspired ultrabo...
Toshiba's 13.3in. Portégé Z930 is small, neat and light. Business-grade ultrabooks are thin on the ground, and mobile broadband support puts the Z930 in a class of its own. However, the screen could be better, and the rear-mounted connectors are awkward t...
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