Quanta Computer will manufacturer Windows on ARM tablets for Lenovo and Toshiba, claims insiders.

Toshiba's thin and light batch of devices at CES 2012 will include a 10.1-inch tablet and a 13.3-inch ultrabook. A water-resistant tablet prototype tablet will also be on display.

Microsoft has instructed Nvidia, Quaslcomm and Texas Instruments to choose two partners for Windows on ARM products.

Seagate has just lowered its shipment forecast for Q4 again.

Another day, another new tablet from an aspiring mobile contender. Toshiba packs many features into its Thrive, which is why we consider it the Swiss Army Knife of tablets. But how does it stack up to the competition? We run it through expert analysis.

Toshiba has revealed a 2.5-inch 300 GB HDD spinning at 15,000 RPM although it's not the first drive of this kind on the market.

Toshiba has updated its Canvio line of external drives with USB 3.0 connectivity and cloud backup.

Toshiba has revealed its first line of Ultrabooks, the Portégé Z830 series.

Credit cards at the ready!

SandForce is currently demoing its latest SF-2000 series controller with Toshiba's new 24-nm MLC Toggle NAND Flash memory at the Flash Memory Summit in California.

Toshiba officially priced and dated its new glasses-free notebook for North America.

In professional environments, reliability and scalability is what matters most. Cost and performance are oftentimes secondary criteria. We compare two Toshiba enterprise drives that only differ by their interface.

Choosing the right storage products is imperative for successful businesses. We interviewed the German storage specialist Starline on the state of business hard drives in the light of reliability, capacity, performance and cost.

Several hard drive makers created transitional products to facilitate the transition towards the compact 2.5” hard drive form factor. We provide an overview of options.

SSDs are best for performance. SATA hard drives provide maximum capacity. Enterprise-class SAS disks are the workhorses positioned between them. But which enterprise hard drive capacity makes sense when there are several from which to choose?