Conclusion: The Toshiba Portege Z830-S8302 is a slim, speedy ultrabook that may be a little too light and too pricey for mass appeal.
Pros: Svelte magnesium alloy design. Backlit keyboard. Lighter chassis, complete with more I/O ports than any other ultrabook. SD card slot. WiDi 2.0 video streaming.
Conclusion: Ultrabooks are an Intel initiative with a series of standard recommended specs, and that means you won't see lots of variation among the brands.
Toshiba Portege Z830/Z835 review: nice overall package, a few flaws nevertheless!
ultrabookreview.com
3 January 2012
Summary: The Toshiba Z830 is the lightest and thinnest ultrabook in its class right now and manages to offer a good mix of features and performances.
Pros: thin and very light, magnesium used for the whole body, decent performances, matte screen, backlit keyboard, good trackpad, lots of ports, excellent battery life, good...
Cons: mushy keyboard with poor feedback, annoying fan, not the best display, feels fragile, rather slow SSD
Excerpt: The Toshiba Portégé Z830-104 is not going to win any beauty contests. We thought this business version of the Toshiba Satellite Z830 to be the least attractive of the...
Conclusion: Despite some annoyances, I really enjoyed my time testing the Toshiba Portégé Z830. It is a good all-rounder, but so very slim and light, and it runs on batteries for the...
Conclusion: Its full-size ports and backlit keyboard make Toshiba's Ultrabook stand out from the crowd, but it’s not enough to make the Portégé our Ultrabook of choice
Conclusion: Im Praxistest auf der CES erwies sich das kleine Core i3 bestückte Modell als durchaus brauchbar. Photoorganisation, HD Video-Schnitt (Dank QuickSync) und massiver...
Pros: Geringe Abmessungen und Gewicht, Mattes Display, Hochwertiges WLAN
Cons: Nerviges Lüftergeräusch, Wackeliges und leicht verwindbares Display, Geringer Tastenhub