The Toshiba P50T laptop comes in two ranges that vary in their display options; but really, it's all about the version with a ridiculous 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD display. This screen has four times as many pixels as a Full HD display, with an astonishing 282 pixels per inch. Toshiba says this display promises "crystal-clear definition" and "an astounding level of detail."
The P50T has an HDMI output which allows users to connect to and playback content on compatible displays.
Both versions of the Toshiba P50T are powered by an Intel 4th generation Quad-Core i7 processor. They come with an AMD Radeon graphics card. Up to 16 gigabytes of RAM are supported, with up to 1 terabyte of hard disk storage space depending on the option chosen.
This laptop isn't on the market yet, but is expected to be released by the end of 2014.
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