The Portégé Z10t is Toshiba’s first detachable Ultrabook™
• Powerful Intel® combining the
convenience of a tablet with the functionality of a laptop. Ideally suited to business professionals requiring a powerful but portable device that easily adapts to different usage situations, the Portégé Z10t quickly transforms from an intuitive touchscreen Windows 8 Pro tablet into a traditional full performance laptop in just one click.
PART CODE: 3171760 DEALER PRICES • €775.35 £565.00
3 YEAR WARRANTY SMB Resellers, claim your free 3 Year Warranty on this unit.
Core™
i5 processor – This laptop will give end users the power they need to cut through their workload
• Windows 8.1 – Includes built-in OneDrive, free online storage so end user’s files are always with them
• 7.5 hours battery life – Go a full working day without recharging
• 11.6” Full HD non-reflective touch display – See clearly even in a bright office
• 128 GB SSD – Faster performance and more reliable over HDD
• 4G – Stay connected anywhere at any time
• Spill-resistant keyboard – This will protect your data from accidental spills up to 30ml, allowing 3 minutes shut down time to save any data.
SMB RESELLERS • GIVE YOUR END USERS MORE! TRADE IN
RELIABILITY GUARANTEE
View Tecra, Satellite and Portégé rewards here
www.toshiba.co.uk/ channelrewards
Trade in your customer’s old laptop and receive £75.00*.
www.toshiba.co.uk/tradein
For further information please call your account manager or visit InTouch at
www.techdata.co.uk
*Visit
www.toshiba.co.uk/tradin for full terms and conditions **Visit
www.toshiba.co.uk/reliability for full terms and conditions
All orders that you place will be subject to acceptance in accordance with Tech Data’s Standard Terms and Conditions of Supply available on its website (
www.techdata.co.uk) or available on request. All 0871 calls cost 10p per minute plus network charges.
Your Toshiba Laptop won’t let you down. If it breaks, you’ll get a free warranty repair and your money back**.
www.toshiba.co.uk/reliability
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