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Toshiba is a large company from Japan.

Toshiba logo
Toshiba logo

It has a very long history. The company started when two older businesses joined in 1939. One was Shibaura Seisaku-sho. It was founded in 1875. The other was Tokyo Denki. It was founded in 1890.

Toshiba has made many new things over the years. They made the first mass-market laptop in 1985.

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Toshiba-t1950ct hg

They also made the first Japanese word processor.

TOSHIBA JW-10
TOSHIBA JW-10

They even helped invent flash memory. This is a way to store digital data.

Today, Toshiba makes many different parts. They make batteries and lights. They also make parts for big systems. These systems help run cities. They make elevators and escalators too.

In the past, Toshiba made many items for homes. This included TVs and computers. They sold many of these items to people all over the world. They even sponsored the big screen in New York City. This screen shows the countdown on New Year's Eve.

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Expo85 toshiba

Now, the company focuses on more industrial work.

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