 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at Toshiba's Satellite Radius 12. Now usually Toshiba doesn't do many exciting laptops each year, but this one is kind of different. First of all it's got 4K display and it's a 12.5 inch display, so it's kind of small for a 4K display, but it looks pretty crisp and viewing angles are pretty decent. But it's a 4K display in a small kind of convertible tablet here. Just like the Lenovo Yogas, you've got the hinge here and you can flip it all the way around straight over into tablet mode. You can obviously, Windows 10 supports tablet mode, you can navigate around with the different apps and stuff. I guess the kind of more interesting thing about this particular model is, aside from the 4K display, is there's an interesting camera at the top here. Toshiba isn't really talking about exactly what it is, but it's an infrared camera and it supports a new feature of Windows 10 called Windows Hello, which essentially allows me to look straight at the screen, dismiss it off screen and it signs me in without a password or a PIN code or anything like that. That's kind of interesting because I think we've all assumed that you'd need an Intel RealSense camera and that is not on here now, but it's some sort of infrared camera and that's all we know. Other than that, it's an Intel latest predecessor in there, so Skylake 4, i7, all the way up to that, 8-gig around. You've also got a USB Type-C on the side, which is also kind of new for these sort of convertible laptops. There's only one on here and you've got a couple of USBs and a HDMI slot, but yeah, that's new. We're probably going to see a lot of that USB Type-C coming to tablets, convertibles soon. Yeah, that's the Satellite RADIUS 12.
 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at Toshiba's Satellite Radius 12.
 Now usually Toshiba doesn't do many exciting laptops each year, but this one is kind of
 different.
 First of all it's got 4K display and it's a 12.5 inch display, so it's kind of small
 for a 4K display, but it looks pretty crisp and viewing angles are pretty decent.
 But it's a 4K display in a small kind of convertible tablet here.
 Just like the Lenovo Yogas, you've got the hinge here and you can flip it all the way
 around straight over into tablet mode.
 You can obviously, Windows 10 supports tablet mode, you can navigate around with the different
 apps and stuff.
 I guess the kind of more interesting thing about this particular model is, aside from
 the 4K display, is there's an interesting camera at the top here.
 Toshiba isn't really talking about exactly what it is, but it's an infrared camera and
 it supports a new feature of Windows 10 called Windows Hello, which essentially allows me
 to look straight at the screen, dismiss it off screen and it signs me in without a password
 or a PIN code or anything like that.
 That's kind of interesting because I think we've all assumed that you'd need an Intel
 RealSense camera and that is not on here now, but it's some sort of infrared camera and
 that's all we know.
 Other than that, it's an Intel latest predecessor in there, so Skylake 4, i7, all the way up
 to that, 8-gig around.
 You've also got a USB Type-C on the side, which is also kind of new for these sort of
 convertible laptops.
 There's only one on here and you've got a couple of USBs and a HDMI slot, but yeah,
 that's new.
 We're probably going to see a lot of that USB Type-C coming to tablets, convertibles
 soon.
 Yeah, that's the Satellite RADIUS 12.