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TOSHIBA Satellite® X205 - GAMING NOTEBOOK

Sunday, February 24th, 2008
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The Satellite® X205 is action at your fingertips for hard-core gaming in one sleek designed notebook, with eye-popping views from the 17″ diagonal WXGA+ or WSXGA+ TruBrite® widescreen display*. One-touch launch of the Dual Mode Pad and you face off in full throttle mode with Intel® Centrino® Duo processor* technology. (more…)

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A Review of Toshiba’s Qosmio Laptop

Monday, September 3rd, 2007
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Toshiba’s Qosmio laptop is the first laptop to expertly blend personal computing and audiovisual capabilities. It offers access to a TV, TV recording and DVD functionality without even having to boot the computer. This integration is a first in the world of PCs. (more…)

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What Makes Toshiba Laptops So Good?

Monday, August 27th, 2007
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Toshiba laptops have a well-deserved reputation for being some of the best laptops in the world. But what makes them so good?

Well, first of all, Toshiba laptops are very sturdily built. If you drop one, it won?t usually break, nor will they break through normal wear and tear like cheap Dells can ? Toshibas don?t get cracked cases and have keys fall off the keyboard, and if they ever did then Toshiba would fix it very quickly. This high build quality is important to people who will have their laptop for a long time, as well as people who travel around a lot with their laptops and so need to take them as luggage on planes.

Secondly, Toshiba laptops are very light. Again, this is important to travellers, but it is also important to people who are just using their laptop normally, carrying it from home to their office or simply perching it on their lap at home. Heavy laptops can be a real pain, making it feel like an effort to pick up the computer and quickly check or alter something, while light ones are far more practical. (more…)

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