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Notebooks that help

you collect your thoughts.

Toshiba’s Tablets.

Tablets represent the future of Notebook computing. The logic behind the concept and the implications for personal and fleet productivity are compelling.

Our current range consists of fourth generation devices that have cut the user learning curve to a matter of minutes. They are highly refined, ruggedised and future-proofed. And they have achieved widespread acceptance in industries ranging from healthcare and insurance to sales and the professions.

Where the Tablet’s going.

When Microsoft® developed the Tablet Operating System, they chose Toshiba to create the hardware. The two evolved in parallel, culminating with the simultaneous release of the OS and our first two Tablets in 2003.

We now have the widest range available from any manufacturer. These fourth generation devices are designed to optimise both fleet and personal productivity. They are scalable, flexible and future-proof (they’re 3G ready) and they include ease-of-management features and offer optional docking solutions.

They also have an intuitive interface that lets you get working without delay – no need to spend hours in training, and no need to train the Tablet to recognise your handwriting. Productivity gets a boost from day one.

Where the Tablet’s growing.

Toshiba’s Tablets are finding applications in dozens of industries.

Doctors can make instant digital notes while performing rounds or patient assessments – and call up records while they’re bedside.

Insurance administrators can streamline their paperwork by entering information directly into digital forms.

Sales and service organisations eliminate back-to-base travel and office overheads by using Tablets to enter sales or service information and lodge it electronically.

Consultants, accountants, lawyers and other professionals who take copious notes now streamline their day and eliminate unnecessary re-typing by using Tablets.

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