Toshiba Launches New 17″ Notebooks

Toshiba has launched two new 17″ notebooks, the P300 and P300D. Toshiba P300 Satellite Notebook The P300 laptop sports a 17″ display with a sharp resolution of 1440 x 900. It runs off an Intel Core 2 Duo T5750 processor at 2GHz with 3GB of RAM and an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470. The laptop comes with a 250GB hard […]

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Toshiba Pushes the Limit, Introduces 1.8-inch HDD

Toshiba has shown up their previous 1.8″ hard drive with the new MK2529GSG dual-platter hard drive. The new hard drive features 250GB of storage with a speed of 5400rpm, faster than their previous version, which had a far slower PATA interface. They improved the speed by achieving lower energy use, which increased the performance of the drive by 43%. This […]

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Toshiba Launches Qosmio X305-Q708 Gaming Laptop

Posted Wednesday, October 22, 2008 by Daniel Shain The new Qosmio X305-Q708 from Toshiba is 17″, features Intel’s quad-core processor, two video cards, a “fiery” Fusion finish and a hefty price tag. Look no further for gaming versatility in a laptop. The Qosmio X305 comes packed with a 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme QX9300 and dual nVidia GeForce 9800M […]

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Toshiba Laptops – Blu Ray or HD-DVD?

More DVD Tosh? Well history does tend to repeat itself, and anyone who remembers the VHS – Betamax debacle of the early eighties will be wincing at the talk about the natural successor for DVD in 2005. Seems like there are two runners in this race, Blu Ray and HD-DVD. The big corps are gearing up to battle this out […]

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Toshiba Heads to Hangzhou?

Toshiba Corporation, the world’s third largest notebook PC maker, has initiated a cost-cutting strategy to halt laptop manufacturing at its plant in the Philippines. The Japanese company is moving its notebook production equipment from the Philippines to Hangzhou, China, which is the capital of China’s eastern Zhejiang Province. Toshiba also shifted its Shanghai production to Hangzhou in January 2005. Previously, […]

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