Metal laptops tend to be the domain of one specific maker, but that one you’re thinking of isn’t all there is. Dynabook’s Portege X40-K is a mobile metal machine, and it could have your regular day-to-day covered.
Laptops aren’t exactly known for their ability to shake off a drop, but a recent entry from Dynabook’s continuation of Toshiba’s laptops could do exactly that.
Laptops for kids are often cut-down compact machines, and the Dynabook E10-S is no different except for one thing: durability.
Thinking of picking up a bit of tech for the little ones? You don’t have to settle on a toy, and might be able to grab something a little more engaging.
If a new laptop for work or school is on the horizon, Dynabook has some options coming that aim to not hit the wallet quite so hard.
This week on The Wrap, we’ll dive into the world of versatile and capable technology, covering new laptops, new WiFi gear, new crazy sculptural remotes, and Apple’s latest pro-grade laptop and more. All in five minutes.
While much of Australia’s population won’t likely be heading back to a physical school this year, prepping for the next one might come via a durable lappy.
This week on The Wrap, we’ll dive into how 5G and WiFi are changing, and how Telstra plans to make you pay your phone bill on time. Plus reviews of the Bose sunglasses earphones and a new laptop from Dynabook. All in five.
Toshiba is back. Kinda. Sorta. Not really. Well, Toshiba’s range is back with a new name, as Dynabook tries its hand at a new laptop line in Australia. Are these business-focused machines worth considering?
First Dynabook revived Toshiba’s business laptop brand in Australia. Now it’s doing the same for a laptop focused on nearly everyone else.
