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toshiba may have exited the consumer pc market but it's porter j:x 20w shows it still knows how to make a good business laptop the ultra portable two and one starts around $1000 but can go up to over 1500 if you load it with things like a core i7 processor and 512 gig solid-state drive since it is a two and one you can use it as a laptop or a tablet or anything in between and included is a Wacom true pen so you can draw and write on the 12.5 inch full HD touchscreen and although it has just a headphone jack and two ports one of them is a USB 3.1 type-c with Thunderbolt 3 and Toshiba includes an HDMI adapter with a type C port for data or charging Toshiba rates the battery life at up to 13 hours and we got 10 hours on our video streaming test and it lasted me through a workday which is pretty good considering it's very thin and weighs under two and a half pounds the size does mean the keyboard feels a bit cramped and shallow and the trackpad is small but you do get a fingerprint reader built in there's also an IR camera so you can log in with your face or a finger using Windows hello and with a high screen brightness and a matte finish I had no problems with screen glare again it just goes to show you that Toshiba hasn't lost its touch when it comes to business pcs