ToshibaReviews

(Source: ZDNet)

Joining the ever-expanding family of Toshiba tablet PCs recently is the new, 14.1-inch screened, high security Tecra M7-S7331. This “tough nugget”, as SiliconRepublic.com describes it, is aimed at mobile executives on the move who cringe at the thought of repercussions of leaked/lost company data in the event of a stolen laptop.

Sleek and stylish, it boasts anti-theft security and shock-absorption technologies through “an anti-theft protection timer, fingerprint reader and hard disk drive protection with a 3D accelerometer. It also has magnesium case work, Norton internet security and a Kensington lock”. Powered by Intel® Centrino® Duo Mobile Technology (T2400, 1.83Ghz) and weighing in at 5.9 pounds, it also comes with 1GB of RAM, 100GB hard drive space, and battery life of up to 4.06 hours. All this is yours to enjoy with the exchange of hands of $1,899, of course.

A lower-end version, the Tecra M7-S7311 — priced at $1,599 — only differs from this M7-S7331 by the following: Intel Core Duo T2300E, 1.66GHz, 512MB RAM and 80GB hard disk storage.

All in all, “the Tecra® M7 is the premier high-performance Tablet PC for mobile users that demand the increased productivity of a Tablet PC, bolstered with the Toshiba’s exclusive EasyGuardâ„¢ Technology* feature set that boldly elevates system performance, reliability, and security.”