Toshiba debuts new Satellite Radius 12


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 02 Sep 2015

Super sharp: The Satellite Radius 12 will have Full HD or 4K displays, and offer sixth generation Intel Core processors and up to 8GB of RAM.

Toshiba announced its new Satellite Radius 12 convertible laptop today, which will debut at Berlin's IFA tech show, according to The Verge.

Toshiba claims that the new machine will be the "world's first 12.5in Ultra HD 4K convertible" laptop.

The Satellite Radius 12 will come out in Full HD or 4K displays, and offer sixth generation Intel Core processors and up to 8GB of RAM. Like other similar models, it will offer a USB Type-C port, plus two regular USB ports and HDMI output.

The Toshiba laptop will include support for Windows Hello, allowing users to log in using their face or fingerprint. Due to its latest Intel processors, the device boasts a long battery life rating. — AFP Relaxnews

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