Toshiba stories

Dynabook’s Toshiba Canvio Gaming Portable Storage hard drive may offer a solution to a problem that new console owners didn’t know they had.>>

Dynabook is the new branding for what many may know as Toshiba. The change in branding happened in 2018, and the company remains one of the world’s largest PC manufacturers.>>

Toshiba has recently published its annual reports for its Australian and New Zealand operations for the year ended 31 March 2020.>>

To mark the occasion, the Dynabook Rewards programme is offering resellers $50 for every Dynabook or Toshiba branded device sold before December 31.>>

Toshiba TEC Senior Vice President Masami Uchiyama says they underwent a rigorous due diligence process before deciding to support IMAGR.>>

Intended primarily for industrial applications, these popular printers combine state-of-the-art technology with usability, reliability and low TCO. >>

The upsurge in patent applications for devices and machines powered by AI in the last five years, suggests that it could soon revolutionise all areas of daily life.>>

The MG08 series hard disk drives are the industry's largest capacity conventional magnetic recording hard drive.>>

Toshiba is continuously focusing on the research and development of AI technologies.>>

The two companies hope to cultivate the 3D flash memory business with the new research and manufacturing facilities.>>

Toshiba and Synnex Australia announced their collaboration for internal hard drive product sales and after-sales services for the A/NZ region.>>

The newly created position will lead a newly established business unit, the Digital Transformation Strategy Acceleration Division.>>

Toshiba announced its latest line-up of NVM Express and SATA data center solid-state drives.>>

In the agreement with Toshiba Corporation, Seagate has committed to provide up to $1.25 billion in financing to support the acquisition>>

Toshiba’s New Zealand business has produced an improved profit for the latest financial year, despite a slight decrease in sales revenue.>>

Ingram Micro has revealed a golden opportunity for New Zealand resellers, centred around Intel’s new 7th Generation Kaby Lake processors.>>

​TIBCO Software recently announced the recipients of this year’s Partner Excellence Awards in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region - including an AU winner.>>

Toshiba has stepped up its enterprise and data center play, launching a new series of read-intensive solid state drives.>>

“With our expanded line of Tecra and Portégé products, we are able to deliver devices with enterprise-class performance for a low TCO.">>

Toshiba has seen profit from its Australian operations soar by more than 52% with revenue for the company also on the up locally.>>

Toshiba has recorded a revenue increase for its New Zealand operations but seen its total comprehensive income for the year halved.>>

“This enables wireless power for subsequent charging of smartphones and tablets at speeds comparable to or faster than conventional wired chargers.">>

"As the market for wearables continues its rapid expansion, users are increasingly demanding low-power communication capabilities built into devices.">>

Toshiba’s Portege Z20t-B is a hybrid tablet laptop with optional 4G LTE, a great option for those who need a decent amount of power on the go.>>