Meet the X20.

Introducing the enterprise-grade

convertible that’s 15.4 mm thin,

weighs 1.12 kg and runs 7th generation

Intel® Core™ I processors at full power.

Windows 10 Pro means business.

The convertible that sets new standards in functionality.

Technical users can draw diagrams, produce plans and

work fluently with the specialised notations of mathematics,

finance, engineering and science.

Creative users can grab ideas, sketch out visions and draw,

texture and colour detailed designs with multiple stroke

styles and line thicknesses.

Executives can mark up documents, annotate

presentations on the fly, capture thoughts, take notes

and convert handwriting to text.

Administrative, sales and field staff can complete

checklists, fill in forms, take orders and record data.

Boost productivity with the digitizer pen.The X20’s active electrostatic digitizer is sensitive to 2,048

levels of pressure. Interacting with the full HD screen,

it accurately captures the subtleties of handwriting and

sketches. This can transform the way people work and

boost personal productivity.

It’s a slim, light, high performance notebook.The most remarkable fact about the X20 is its ability to run

full voltage Intel® Core™ I processors at high clock speeds,

despite being only 15.4mm thin. This makes the X20

a no-compromise notebook in an ultra-slim package.

Other notebook highlights include:

• 10-hour battery life.

• 30-minute fast charge cycle that provides 4 hours of usage.

• Full-size, backlit keyboard with 3 brightness settings.

• Thunderbolt™ 3 port for high-speed connections to dock and peripherals.

• USB-3 port for charging smartphones and other devices.

• Secure, facial-recognition infra-red login.

It’s a powerful tablet with touch and digitizer input.The X20’s performance as a notebook is only half the story.

Weighing just 1.12kg, the X20 doubles as a slim, light 12.5”

tablet. Users can interact via the touchscreen or with the

exquisitely sensitive digitizer pen.

Other tablet highlights include:

• Full high definition (1920 x 1080) non-glare screen protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 4.

• Improved GPU video engine for enhanced video encoding and decoding.

• Harman/kardon treble and bass reflex speakers specifically designed for the X20 to optimise sound quality in a slim device.

• Multi-touch screen responds to up to 10 fingers simultaneously – play piano on screen.

• Auto disable of keyboard in tablet mode.

The Z30 and Z20 cover most of our enterprise customers current

needs. Blending them with the new X20 gives fleet managers the

opportunity to standardise on one vendor, cut fleet numbers and

capex, simplify support and streamline service.

Toshiba’s better built for business range.

Toshiba’s new X20 offers the full power of Intel’s 7th generation Intel® Core™ I processors in a slim, light enterprise-grade package. It’s one device that can replace many.

With its 10-hour battery life and elegant styling, the X20 can replace the

notebooks favoured by senior management. The X20 is a 12.5” convertible,

so it can replace fleets of tablets. And power-user can connect external GPUs

and massive storage stacks, so the X20 can replace workstations.

C-suite usersThe X20’s slim, sleek lines make it an object

of desire for senior executives. Pen-input

is a productivity boosting bonus.

Workstation usersDaisy-chain an external GPU and external

storage via the X20’s Thunderbolt™ 3 port.

Add two 4K monitors for serious engineering

and modelling.

Work from home staffers The X20 provides no-compromise performance

at home. One cable docking streamlines the

transition between locations.

Liquid workforceHot-deskers get a slim, light, powerful device

with a 10-hour battery life. Pen input and the

multi-touch screen boost productivity in transit,

a customer’s office or on-site.

A detachable 2-in-1 for

users who want a separate

tablet. Ultra-quiet fanless

design and 19-hour battery

life are a bonus.

The X20 convertible. For enterprise users on every level.

Z20t The ultimate in flexibility.

A traditional 13.0” clamshell

notebook with a 14-hour battery

life. The Z30 has the durability,

reliability and 3 year warranty

of the X20 and the Z20, but at a

price that makes it suitable for

widespread deployment.

Z30 The high-performance ultrathin.

X20 Highlights and features.

Rigid magnesium alloy housing with rib-reinforced palmrest.

Dual infra-red cameras for password-free, high security, biometric log-in.

Thunderbolt™ 3 port – daisychain up to 6 devices. Data rates up to 40Gb/sec.

Full-size, spill resistant keyboard with 3 levels of backlighting.

Co-designed Harman/Kardon bass reflex and front-facing treble speakers optimised for X20.

12.5” full HD (1920 x 1080) 10 point multi-touch screen.

Full power 7th generation Intel Core i5 or i7 processors.

256GB/512GB SSD drives.

HD webcam (1920 x 1080).

8GB / 16GB LPDDR3 memory.

New two-axis dual hinge design provides durability during transition from keyboard to tablet.

Active electrostatic pen with 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity.

Corning® Gorilla® Glass 4 screen protection and anti-glare coating.

10 hour battery life. 30 min quick-charge function provides 4 hours range.

Screws – not plastic clips – secure the mag-alloy casework to create a crush and impact resistant monocoque shell.

USB-3 port lets users charge smartphones and connect to legacy USB 3.0 peripherals.

4K Monitors HDMI and DisplayPorts

Internet + Local network Ethernet Gigabyte

Power cable Smartphone Charging USB 3

Headset (audio in/out) Combined 3.5mm Jack

Toshiba Thunderbolt™ 3

Dock

X20 via Thunderbolt™ 3Single cable for

Peripheral interface + Power

GFX Box + HDD Box Inline connection With the X20, power users now

have the convenience of a slim,

light convertible to take home

at the end of the day, just like

everyone else.

The X20 uses Thunderbolt™ 3to streamline everything.

Cost and convenience tips›› Fit one Thunderbolt™ 3 adapter

to each screen or projector in your organisation. Then every X20 user can connect – no need for individual adapters.

›› Fit TVs and projectors with a Miracast dongle and users can connect via WiFi.

Thunderbolt™ 3 is a high-speed breakthrough, enabling users to daisy-chain

multiple devices. For enterprise users, this eliminates the hassle of connecting

at the start and end of each day. Instead, peripherals and the network can be

left plugged into a dock, and users connect and disconnect everything via the

X20’s single Thunderbolt™ 3 port. Thunderbolt™ 3 provides:

• 40Gb/sec transfer rates.

• The ability to run two separate 4K monitors at a flicker-free 60Hz.

• Up to 100 watts of power to run external devices.

• The ability to daisy-chain up to 6 devices from one port.

• Backwards compatibility with DVI, HDMI and VGA via adapters.

Most large organisations have users who handle

computationally intensive tasks. For the first time ever,

they can be equipped with the same device as other users.

Power users can, via the X20’s Thunderbolt™ 3 port,

daisy chain an external GPU and a high speed external

RAID enclosure for massive external storage, providing

the capability for highly demanding tasks in a single

connection.

Connect two 4K screens and the X20 can be the hub in

an engineering or financial modelling setup. Add a set of

high-end speakers and the X20 can be the core of a video

editing suite.

Turn the X20 into a workstation.

The X20 is backed by Toshiba’s 3 year warranty.

Like all of Toshiba’s business devices, the X20

is backed by an enterprise-grade 3-year warranty.

The warranty is geared to minimising disruption,

and includes courier pick-up and return. For mission

critical fleets, warranty and service upgrades include

on-site and next-day options.

Local service & support.

Toshiba provides full in-country product support.

Toshiba’s enterprise-grade devices are backed

by a national service network, a $10 million

in-country spare parts stockpile and board-level

repair capabilities to help minimize turnaround

times.

Unrivalled levels of security built-in at the BIOS level.

Unlike many vendors, Toshiba does not use a standard BIOS (basic input/output system) on its enterprise-grade notebooks.

Fleet friendly features that help cut costs.

Streamlined software set-up.Toshiba’s online Laptop

Builder helps IT

professionals build and

manage a standard

software image for the X20

and other Toshiba devices,

then download the finished

image and load it onto

individual devices via the

corporate network.

Device durability and reliability.Toshiba’s Highly

Accelerated Lifetime

Testing (HALT) process

compresses the stresses

of a lifetime into a few

short days and includes

rapid thermal cycling. New

models are also exposed

to vibration, drop, impact,

spill and compression tests

before release.

Platform stability over time.Toshiba is committed to

providing stable platforms

with long product

lifecycles.

A stable platform shared

with other models in the

enterprise range simplifies

ongoing deployments,

management and support

of new models.

Advanced management features.The X20 has advanced

remote management

features built-in, enabling

IT departments to monitor,

maintain, repair, update

and upgrade machines

remotely. AMT 11.0 is

optional on selected

models.

In Australia, Toshiba is focused purely on the business market. The X20, Z30 and Z20 are designed and configured to meet the needs of fleet operators with diverse user groups. Each is fully optimised for effortless deployment with a common BIOS, firmware and imagery. Other fleet-friendly features include:

Instead, the X20, like its stablemates the Z30 and the Z20, has a Toshiba-

developed BIOS to launch and control the major hardware elements and

interface with the operating system. This has important consequences.

For a start, the X20’s BIOS is resistant to attack because its specification is

proprietary and unique to the device. In addition, Toshiba’s BIOS self-checks at

start-up to see whether the code itself has been tampered with.

Toshiba also adds component control and security functions to the BIOS to

protect IDs and passwords, including user authentication via the TPM chip, hard

disk encryption and more.

In an environment where enterprises face escalating threats, the X20’s

proprietary BIOS provides an additional layer of security at the system level.

You might know Toshiba as the company that invented the world’s first industry standard notebook computer in 1985. But Toshiba’s origins go back much further.

Toshiba is Seriously Japanese, formed from the merger

of two highly innovative companies. One was founded in

1875 by Tanaka Hisashige, a famed inventor and engineer

who was known as the genius of mechanical wonders.

The other was started by Ichisuke Fujioka, regarded in

his day as Japan’s Edison. Toshiba has innovation in its

DNA, earning 31,000 patents in the past 31 years.

A member of the Fortune Global 500Today, Toshiba is one of the world’s largest vertically

integrated electronics companies, with 187,000 employees

and sales of US$50.16 billion (2016), and a vast breadth of

industrial capabilities.

Trusted partner of Microsoft and IntelToshiba has a history of firsts in mobile computing. The

company also designs, develops and manufactures its

devices in-house. As a result, both Microsoft and Intel

turn to Toshiba to develop next-generation devices to

test and refine new processors and software.

Many of the X20’s best features are hidden within the reinforced, shock-tested, monocoque magnesium-alloy casework. One example is a brand new heat management system, made possible by a radical new fan design.

CPUs produce heat – a lot of it. To run an Intel Core

Processor at full power, Toshiba’s engineers had to

solve the challenge of removing the heat – a notorious

notebook killer – while keeping the incredibly slim design.

To start with, Toshiba’s engineers developed a new fan

that is just 3.7mm thin. This was achieved by adapting

the proven, highly durable bearings used in hard disk

drives (Toshiba is one of the worlds largest manufacturers

of high speed HDDs).

The engineers then turned to physics, running computer

simulations of heat and air flow. The result is a new

cooling system that uses two entry points to exploit

Bernoulli’s Principle. This helps circulate air more

efficiently to keep the processor running reliably at high

clock speeds without excessive battery usage.

A blend of history and engineering make Toshiba a good partner.

A solid example of good engineering.

Toshiba USB-C / Thunderbolt™ 3 donglesConnect to any external device or peripheral with one cable that will also charge your notebook.

AUSTRALIA

New South Wales

Enzo Torrillo

+ 61 4 10 388 988

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ETorrillo@Toshiba-TAP.com

Gary Lawrence

+ 61 4 39 417 226

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GLawrence@Toshiba-TAP.com

Queensland

Phil Rayner

+ 61 4 13 488 331

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PRayner@Toshiba-TAP.com

Victoria

Steve Kotarski

+ 61 4 19 255 048

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SKotarski@Toshiba-TAP.com

South Australia Brad Lewis + 61 4 38 822 696 | BLewis@Toshiba-TAP.com

Western Australia Daniel Murdock + 61 4 09 132 921 | DMurdock@Toshiba-TAP.com

NEW ZEALAND

Auckland Alan Reelick + 64 27 403 2382 | AReelick@Toshiba-TAP.com

Wellington Leigh McPearson + 64 21 406 990 | LMcPearson@Toshiba-TAP.com

For more information, please contact your Toshiba Business Solutions Division representative or call the Toshiba Sales Centre on:

AU – 13 30 70 www.mytoshiba.com.au

NZ – 0800 441 615 www.mytoshiba.co.nz

For the HD monitorUSB-C 3.0 to HDMI-A

For ultrafast internetUSB-C 3.0 to GbE – 10/100/1000 Ethernet

For the meeting roomUSB-C 3.0 to VGA

For the desk setup or on the roadUSB-C 3.0 to Gigabyte Ethernet; USB-A 3.0; HDMI-A and VGA

For the desk setup or on the roadUSB-C 3.0 to USB-A 3.0; HDMI-A and USB-C 3.0 (inlet)