End of an era Toshiba was the first company to bring a laptop PC to market in 1985, known as the T1100. Now, decades later, the company that played such an important role in mobile computing, is ...

Last week, the Japanese tech giant said that outstanding shares of Dynabook, 19.9%, are now owned by Sharp. Dynabook, once known as Toshiba America Client Solutions and Toshiba's main laptop arm, was ...

Toshiba will officially no longer be making PCs. To be fair, in recent years it had taken a step back from making laptops, but this goes beyond that. It’s a complete exit. In a little-reported press ...

The Foxconn-owned Sharp Corp. has agreed a deal to acquire an 80 percent share in Toshiba’s PC business. Foxconn currently assembles Macs for Apple, while Sharp is an iPhone display maker. The move ...

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After 35 years in the business, Japanese consumer electronics company Toshiba has decided to exit the PC industry. According to a press release from the company, it has now sold the remaining 19.9 ...

Toshiba designed the Portege X30T with a built-in kick stand to provide a multitude of viewing angles in either tablet or laptop mode. To achieve this battery life, Toshiba engineers designed the ...

Dynabook Americas, the company formerly known as Toshiba, has recalled 15.5 million Toshiba laptop AC adapters over potential burn and fire hazards. The company said it received 679 reports of the ...

Toshiba's consumer division's main business is PC products. The main reason for this amazing change is that sometime last year, Sharp announced the acquisition of Toshiba PC business for $36 million.

PC convertibles are not new, but Toshiba is releasing one that can change into seven different forms, thanks to its attachable keyboard and a 360-degree hinge. We had a chance to try out the Dynabook ...

Toshiba has released its second take on the tablet PC. The company on Tuesday released its Portege M200, a new Windows XP tablet with a higher resolution, 12.1-inch screen and a faster Intel Pentium M ...