Toshiba gave all its attention to making business PCs after getting out of the shrinking consumer PC market in 2016. If the company's premium Portege X20W-D is an indication of where it's headed, the singular focus might pay off.

The Toshiba Portege X20W-D is a stylish business ultraportable 2-in-1 that's small enough and light enough to easily use as an everyday-carry laptop and tablet; Battery life and performance are solid for office tasks, presentations and light photo editing.

The keyboard is a bit cramped and shallow and the touchpad is relatively small, too; It has just two ports and no SD card slot; No storage on the laptop for the included stylus

Toshiba may have retreated from the consumer market in recent years, but it isn't out of the laptop game completely. The company has focused on making excellent business laptops, and the 12-inch Toshiba Portege X20W is the latest system to benefit from the company's expertise.

I previously owned a Toshiba Satellite laptop for over six years and I loved it! After shopping around for the best value laptop available today, I stumbled across this incredible deal for the new Toshiba Portege, and I am not disappointed.

[Good] - With the steep discount, you won't find an I7 with 16GB on any other model for that price. It's fast, light, and the 2in1 touchscreen is great. Perfect amount of chrome when reading in tablet mode. The keyboard layout is great too.

It is difficult not to be amazed by the strides made by laptop manufacturers over the past few years when it comes to improving the general aesthetics and the size of notebooks. Indeed, this has happened to such an extent that Ultrabook-sized laptops have become the norm, making the term all but...

Superb finish and design; Multi-purpose power charger; Exceptional battery life; Decent computational performance

Lack of connectivity; SATA 3 SSD rather than PCIe; Sub-par graphics performance; Short warranty

The Toshiba Portégé X20W will appeal to those looking for a laptop that can last all day long, and deliver some serious computational power while weighing almost nothing. It is expensive, but that won’t be a problem for the target audience.

Superb finish and design; Multi-purpose power charger; Exceptional battery life; Decent computational performance;

Lack of connectivity; SATA 3 SSD rather than PCIe; Sub-par graphics performance; Short warranty