Description

TOSHIBA SATELLITE 15 Laptop Price in Pakistan

• Intel Core i5 6th Gen
• 8GB DVDR4 RAM
• 180 GB SSD DRIVE
• PLUS 500GB HDD
• 14.1” LED DISPLAY
• HD CAMERA / WIFI

The Toshiba Radius 15 is a big-screen 2-in-1 featuring premium Harmon Kardon speakers and a dedicated Cortana button for a reasonable $850. You’re getting solid specs for the money, too, including an Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 750GB hard drive. However, this Best Buy exclusive has a couple of trade-offs that detract from its value in the form of below-average battery life and an annoyingly sharp front lip.

Design

Unlike the smaller Satellite Radius 14, the Radius 15 P55W features lovely brushed-metal panels both inside and out. It’s a much more premium feel, and it also does a better job of combatting oil and fingerprints.

Inside, a large grille above the keyboard covers the Harmon Kardon speakers, and two big, sturdy hinges connect the rotating display to the smooth metal deck. Unfortunately, like the 14-inch model, the Radius 15 has a black plastic rim surrounding the edge of the laptop. While it’s a little less annoying, due to the Radius 15’s slightly larger palm rest, the raised lip still has a tendency to bite into your wrist (especially the left one) when you’re typing. But it’s not all pain for no gain. Toshiba says the lip is there to protect thekeyboard and whatever surface the hybrid is resting on when it’s in tablet or presenation mode.

Keyboard and Touchpad

The Radius 15 features keys that are a standard 12-mm tall, which is much better than the undersized 10-mm keys we saw on its 14-inch sibling. This made typing on the Radius 15 much faster and more accurate. Even with the somewhat shallow key travel of 1.1 mm and more standard 60-gram actuation weight, I easily hit my typical typing speed of 75 words per minute on 10fastfingers.com. I also liked the useful number pad on the right.

The touchpad measures 4.25 x 2.45 inches and features a smooth, matte surface. Mousing around was responsive and very rarely jumpy, leading to an overall good experience, whether I was navigating around the desktop or using two-finger scrolling to browse the Web.

Display 

Even without the superpixel-dense resolution of its 4K sibling, the Radius 15’s 15.6-inch 1920 x 1080 display looks bright and sharp enough to make you forget that option even exists. When I watched the trailer for Shanghai, I loved being able to pick out the creamy off-white color of John Cusack’s suit, which was contrasted brilliantly by Gong Li’s vivid emerald dress.

The Radius 15’s screen measured 263 nits of brightness, which is better than the Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 (206 nits) and the 250-nit mainstream average, but less than the superb ThinkPad Yoga (299 nits).

TOSHIBA SATELLITE 15 Laptop Price in Pakistan