Toshiba Laptop Reviews & News
From the cute and ultraportable Libretto to the hunky multimedia Qosmio, Toshiba manufacture a wide variety of laptops. Founded in 1875, Toshiba is currently one of Japan’s most respected electronics companies, but their success is certainly not confined to the shores of the rising sun. Indeed, their PCs are also popular with European and American buyers. Are you looking for a desktop replacement, or a core 2 duo gaming machine? There should be something suitable amongst the myriad of Libretto, Portege, Qosmio, Tecra and Satellite notebooks.
OpenSolaris OS Now Pre-Loaded On Toshiba Laptops
Sun’s flagship operating system, OpenSolaris, will be available in the US starting in early 2009. The OS will be pre-configured and optimised for select Toshiba models. Read More
Toshiba Releases Ultra-Light 1.76lb Portege R600
Toshiba has recently released the Portégé R600, a super-lightweight laptop at a super-heavyweight price. Read More
Toshiba Launches Qosmio X305-Q708 Gaming Laptop
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. Read More
Latest Refresh of Toshiba’s Terca Laptops Arrive
Today Toshiba released the Terca M10 and A10, the successors to the Terca M9 and A9. Read More
The Toshiba Qosmio F45: Stirring HD Fever
Qosmios are a series of high end desktop replacements. The F45 isn’t the most cutting edge of the line, but it does offer a choice of Intel core 2 duo microprocessors, a 15.4″ widescreen display, a HDMI port and a HD-DVD ROM drive. Read More
Toshiba Satellite A105 TopsPoll
What better way to start the weekend than perusing a thrilling top 10 best notebook list? Ok I can think of about 3000 more exciting ones off the top of my head, and none of them include laptops. However as Laptopical is a news portal about portable PC pals, and not innovative weekend break ideas, this sterling article from Todd Gold will have to suffice. Read More
Multimedia Toshiba Notebook: SatelliteA105-S4014
There are better multimedia laptops on the market than the A105-S4014, Apple\’s Macbook Pro, Sony\’s AR series of Vaios, and Toshiba\’s own Qosmio brand are all superior machines. However this Toshiba laptop is competitively priced, and I can definitely vouch for my Satellite P10, which despite having a very noisy cooling fan, has performed admirably for 3 years. Read More
Just in time to exploit FIFA World Cup fever, Toshiba have released what could be the multimedia mothership. Now you can watch the exploits of Ronaldinho and Rooney, and witness Peter Crouch’s robot dance goal celebration on the G35-AV600’s gorgeous wide-screen. Read More
The RoHs Revolution
It’s common knowledge that PCs are chock full of toxic nasties such as cadmium, lead, and mercury. From the 1st of july 2006, the EU will be placing a ban on the European market on new hardware containing more than agreed levels of these hazardous substances. “Where can I buy an EU compliant laptop!”, I hear our loyal U.S readers cry. Luckily Wal-Mart has partnered up with Toshiba to offer the affordable Satellite A55-S1064. Read More
Affordable Desktop Replacement – Toshiba SatelliteM65-S809
This Satellite laptop from Toshiba doesn’t boast the bells and whistles of a cutting edge core duo gaming machine. However, it certainly ticks all the right boxes for those looking for an affordable desktop replacement equipped with a competitive processor, and wi-fi connectivity. Read More
Laptimus Prime? – Toshiba’s Red Transformer
Dubbed Laptimus Prime by Todd Gold, Toshiba’s eye catching red transformer is an all in one multimedia entertainment centre, featuring a 17 inch flat screen display, detachable keyboard, and removable remote control. Read More
Toshiba Twin Tecras – RoHS Compliant
Toshiba have recently exhibited the Tecra M3 and S3, the first laptop computers ever to fully comply with europe’s strict environmental RoHS regulations. Read More
Review – Toshiba Portege S100
Here’s a stylish offering from Toshiba, that blends the portability of an ultralight, with the performance of a desktop replacement. Please welcome the Portege S100. Read More
Review of the Qosmio G20 From Toshiba
Sci-fi masterminds, from devious Davros, to the melon headed Mekon, both lacked one vital tech tool, to bring their galactical conquest aspirations to fruition – a Toshiba Qosmio G20 notebook computer. Read More
Toshiba’s Libretto U100 – Return of the Mini Laptop
Tipping the scales at a miniscule 2.2 pounds, the Libretto U100 is as small as a kneeling ant, yet it’s 1.20GHz Intel Pentium M processor packs a powerful one inch punch. An option for those looking for a wireless laptop with ultimate portability, the Libretto U100 is equipped with a 60 GB hard drive, 7.2 inch high resolution widescreen, and plenty of battery stamina, almost 4 hours in fact. Read More
When Tablet PC Met Notebook: The Toshiba DetachableDisplay
Toshiba have just revealed a prototype handheld device that combines the power of a laptop, with the features of a tablet PC. The prototype is a 12.1-inch TFT LCD display with XGA resolution. Users are able to interact with the detachable display with a stylus. Read More
Toshiba Qosmio F15-AV201 – For All Seasons?
Audio visual (AV) series laptops are currently flying off the shelves in PC stores world-wide. So we thought we’d take a look at one of the latest Toshiba laptops from the Qosmio line, the F15-AV201. Read More
Toshiba Jumps on Sonoma bandwagon with new M45 and Tecra A3
Intel has caused a stir with the unveiling of its latest Centrino Mobile Technology, the so-called Sonoma chipset. Several PC makers, such as Dell and IBM, have jumped at the chance to package the Sonoma technology in new models. Now Toshiba joins the fray, introducing its Tecra A3 and Satellite M45 laptops in January 2005. Read More
Toshiba Corporation, the world’s third largest PC maker, is moving its production equipment to China. Read More
Toshiba Laptops – Blu Ray or HD-DVD?
Seems like there are two runners in DVD race, Blue Ray and HD-DVD. The big corps are gearing up to battle this out in a few months with the intimate causality being the consumer, as ever, but now Toshiba have thrown their hat in the ring, and plumped for HD-DVD to back. Read More