At IFA 2012, just in the time of Android-devices unveiling, Toshiba just broke the chain down and unveiled Windows 8-powered new Satellite U925t hybrid laptop/Ultrabook. Being sleek and slim, as we could expect, the new Toshiba Windows 8 Tablet can sure be quickly transformed it into a makeshift Ultrabook, thanks to its slide out QWERTY keyboard.

Appeared at FCC earlier this week, the new Toshiba Satellite U925t Windows 8 Tablet brings a range of pretty nice features and specs. Head down for more.

Toshiba Satellite Windows 8 Tablet Features and Specs:

• 12.5-inch (1366 x 768p) IPS Display protected with Corning Gorilla Glass
• Intel Core i5/i3 Ivy Bridge processor with Intel HD 4000 graphics
• 128GB solid state drive (SSD)
• DDR3 RAM — 4GB
• 3MP rear-facing snapper with LED flash and auto-focus
• Front-facing HD webcam
• 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0
• USB 3.0 ports ((one with Sleep & Charge), an SD card slot, HDMI output, and NFC
• Headphone jack, physical volume rocket, display rotation lock
• Intel Wireless Display (WiDi) technology
• Weighs 3.2 pounds, and measures at 0.78 inches thick only

Here the Satellite U925t adopts a clever slider design rather than a swivel-based screen like the one on the Lenovo’ IdeaPad Yoga.

When it’s folded up it looks like a thick tablet with a 12.5-inch display, but then again to slide the screen up there’s a full-size keyboard with a touch pad.

The new tablet has a media card reader, and assortment of sensors (ambient light, 3D acceleration, 3-axis gyroscope, and 3-axis magnetometer).

On the software front, this tablet-Ultrabook combo will feature several Toshiba Windows 8 apps, including Toshiba Desktop Assist (which feels a bit like a Start menu), Toshiba Central (great for support) and Book Place and News Place.

No words on pricing yet, but we suspect this to be appearing for just a bit more than $1000 USD. It is expected to launch on October 26, just in the time of Windows 8 unveiling. Stay tuned for additional details.