Toshiba Z930 is the best ultrabook rated
It has a lightweight design and a sturdy metal structure but is said to be not sacrificed too much for the rigorous ultrabook standards.
Stuff magazine recently announced the best-rated ultrabook in its testing room, the Toshiba Portégé Z930 . This model stands out with a weight of 1.12 kg and the thinness at the impressive thinnest point is only 8.3 mm. The version is rated as Z930-10X (equivalent to Z930-2023 version in Vietnam).
The Z930 is an upgraded version of the Z830 with no differences in appearance. The scratched aluminum cover and sturdy magnesium alloy frame help the product withstand the impact during use. The Z930 doesn't stand out in terms of resolution, but its display with anti-glare screens is also highly rated by Stuff.
Significant upgrades of the product, such as the trackpad, have a metallic rim and are much more sensitive than the previous version. The processor chip is upgraded while the Intel HD Graphics 4000 graphics chip is also more powerful.
Notably, despite the slim and light design, the Z930 is one of the ultrabooks with the most connectivity ports on the market. Machine owns HDMI port, 2 USB 2.0 ports, a USB 3.0 port with charging feature when the device is turned off, memory card reader, Wi-Fi standard n, Bluetooth 4.0 and high-speed LAN port.
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