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Toshiba Satellite P100-ST9772

While Toshiba's Qosmio line is the company's flagship desktop replacement multimedia powerhouse, the Satellite P100/105 series is Toshiba's big and bold desktop replacement line that's built for gamers and creative professionals. It features a 17-inch wide-screen display like its Qosmio cousins, but the Satellite P100/105 puts more of its money...

Tags: Network technology, Notebooks, Games, Desktops, Toshiba Satellite, satellite, desktop replacement, Toshiba Corp., Satellite P100-ST9772, Dell Inspiron E1705, Dell Computer Corp., touch pad, Toshiba Qosmio

Product reviews 2007-03-26

Toshiba's Satellite P105: Productivity ace or gaming demon? We're not sure anybody knows.

Editors Note: This blog entry is accompanied by an extensive image gallery that shows the various angles and features of the Satellite P105 as well as three other Vista-equipped notebooks from Toshiba. The entire gallery starts here.According to Toshiba, the Satellite P105 series is "designed for portable productivity and entertainment."...

Tags: General, Vista, Hardware Infrastructure, Entertainment, Mobile, Personal Technology, Wired &, Wireless, Image Gallery, Satellite P105

Blog posts 2007-02-01

Toshiba Satellite U205, Portege R400, Satellite P105, Satellite A135

A Closer Look at Toshiba's Vista-based editions of its Satellite U205, Portege R400, Satellite P105, and Satellite A135 notebook computers.

Tags: Toshiba Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, Toshiba Portege, Toshiba Satellite, computer, notebook, notebook computer, satellite

Image galleries 2007-01-25

Toshiba Satellite P105-S921

• See the Toshiba Satellite P105-S921 slide showThough Toshiba has recently dominated the field of desktop-replacement media machines with its Qosmio line, the company's entries in the realm of gaming systems (most recently, the Satellite P35) have been less than stellar. But the latest Toshiba laptop aimed at gaming enthusiasts,...

Tags: Games, Network technology, Notebooks, Toshiba Satellite, satellite, Toshiba Corp., game, Satellite P105, XPS M1710, Dell XPS, Satellite P105-S921

Product reviews 2006-04-18

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Toshiba's Satellite P105: Productivity ace or gaming demon?

Toshiba's Satellite P105: Productivity ace or gaming demon?Have done both very well..But watch for...I have owned several of the Toshiba's with the 17" screen and GeForce graphics processor. They work great for both productivity with high end performance - and great for gaming too - (Yes I am an executive...

Tags: Games, Notebooks, Toshiba Corp., game, Toshiba Satellite

Discussion threads 2007-02-02

News to know: OS X equivalent of ZERT; Microsoft ODF converter; Zune phone

Notable headlines:Mac Developer mulling OS X equivalent of ZERT.Disagreement over impact of Vista’s analog hole.Microsoft to release ODF document converter. 802.3af Power Over Ethernet on the cheap.Product focus:Toshiba joins Vista system parade with four new notebooks.Gallery: Toshiba’s first retail-targeted 4.1-pound ultra-portable runs Vista.Photos of Toshibas Vista-loaded lineup.Toshibas Portege R400 supports...

Tags: General, Microsoft Windows Vista

Blog posts 2007-02-02

Toshiba joins Vista system parade with four new notebooks

With Vista finally launched (and poised to follow XPs footsteps in terms of penetrating the market mostly through new system pre-loads), the various system manufacturers are joining the Vista system parade by launching new desktops and notebooks. Not suprisingly, notebook bellwhether Toshiba has fallen right in line to offer Vista-preloaded...

Tags: General, Hardware Infrastructure, Entertainment, Mobile, Personal Technology, Wired &, Wireless, Image Gallery, Toshiba Corp., notebook

Blog posts 2007-02-01

Image Gallery: Toshiba's first retail-targeted 4.1 lb. ultra-portable runs Vista

As Microsoft was revving its engines for the launch of Windows Vista, notebook manufacturers like Toshiba were clearly looking for special niches to fill in the market when it came to offering Vista-enabled notebooks and one result of that process is the companys newest versions of its Satellite U205 notebook...

Tags: General, Vista, Hardware Infrastructure, Entertainment, Mobile, Personal Technology, Wired &, Wireless, Image Gallery, notebook, Satellite U205

Blog posts 2007-02-01

Dell Latitude ATG D620

While broken, damaged, or otherwise banged-up systems are the bane of every laptop owner, rugged and semirugged systems companies apply the terms loosely according to their own standards are often hampered by limited configuration options and outdated parts. Dell hopes to energize the rugged laptop market with its first such...

Tags: Notebooks, Keyboards, Dell Latitude, laptop computer, Dell Computer Corp., keyboard

Product reviews 2007-01-19

ASUS G1 (Core 2 Duo 2GHz, 2GB RAM, 160GB HDD)

Laptop-loving gamers are often stuck with portable systems that are nearly as bulky as the desktop computers they so studiously avoid. Recently, Asus has scored with interesting design ideas such as the leather-bound ultraportable S6F, and the company's industrial-flavored G1 is also something you don't see every day: a midsize...

Tags: Games, Notebooks, Desktops, Asus G1, laptop computer, game, ASUS

Product reviews 2006-12-18

Sony VAIO VGN-N170G/T

Call it the Jan Brady Syndrome. Mainstream laptops are often the forgotten middle child; they aren't as cute and cuddly as ultraportables or thin-and-lights, nor are they as attention-grabbing as feature-packed, high-power desktop replacements. Thankfully, mainstream laptops that fly under the radar also carry low prices. The Sony VAIO N170G/T...

Tags: Desktops, Notebooks, Sony Vaio, Sony Corp., laptop computer, Sony VAIO N170G/T

Product reviews 2006-12-06

WidowPC Sting 517D

The massive WidowPC Sting 517D is a serious gaming laptop for high-end users who want something different than the standard Dell or Alienware gaming rigs. While the Sting 517D starts at a reasonable $2,195, our review system was tricked out with the advanced CPU and graphics chip upgrades, making this...

Tags: Notebooks, Games, Processors, WidowPC Sting 517D, Dell XPS M1710, Dell XPS, Sting 517D, Dell Computer Corp., Intel Core 2 Duo, laptop computer

Product reviews 2006-12-01

Acer Ferrari 5005WLMi

No bones about it: The Acer Ferrari 5000 is one sweet-looking laptop. Its sleek black case with Ferrari-red accents prominently features the sports car maker's logo on both the lid and the keyboard deck. Add in its thorough feature set and strong application performance, and you would have a winning...

Tags: Keyboards, Notebooks, Mice, Wi-Fi, Memory, Ferrari, Acer Inc., Ferrari 5000, Acer Ferrari 5000, laptop computer

Product reviews 2006-11-06

Toshiba Satellite P105-S9722

Toshiba launched its gaming-oriented Satellite P105 line earlier this year, and when we looked at the Satellite P105-S921 in April, we were impressed by its solid frame rates and relatively low price. With the latest iteration in the line, the P105-S9722, Toshiba has stocked the laptop's case with an Intel...

Tags: Performance management, Notebooks, Processors, Games, Toshiba Corp., Toshiba Satellite P105-S9722, Intel Core 2 Duo, Toshiba Satellite, satellite, performance

Product reviews 2006-10-27

Dell XPS M1710 (GeForce Go 7950 GTX)

Editor's note: A Blu-ray optical drive is available as an option on the Dell XPS M1710 laptop, as of December 11, 2006. The choice of Blu-ray as Dell's next-gen optical drive is an obvious one, as Dell is a founding member of the Blu-ray Disc Association. The top-of-the-line XPS M1710...

Tags: Blu-ray, DVD, Consumer electronics, TV & Home Theater, Nvidia GeForce, Blu-ray disc, XPS M1710, Dell Computer Corp., Blu-ray Disc Association, Dell XPS

Product reviews 2006-10-27

Gateway NX860XL

When Gateway calls the NX860XL a desktop replacement, it's not kidding. This massive multimedia laptop has a desk-hogging footprint, but the benefits of its grand scale are a giant, 17-inch wide-screen display and specs to rival those of a decent desktop gaming rig. All of this semiportable goodness doesn't come...

Tags: HD DVD, Desktops, Notebooks, Consumer electronics, Microsoft Windows XP, DVD, Gateway NX860XL, Gateway Inc., desktop

Product reviews 2006-10-18

HP Compaq Presario V5000T

HP's Compaq Presario line of laptops traditionally has fewer multimedia features than the flashier HP Pavilion systems, and the $524 after rebate Compaq Presario V5000T hews to this precedent, offering a stripped-down set of specs for basic productivity at a budget price. HP offers plenty of customization options for users...

Tags: Desktops, DVD, Consumer electronics, Notebooks, Compaq Presario, Hewlett-Packard Co., Presario V5000T

Product reviews 2006-09-25

Dell Latitude D420

Dell's business-minded Latitude notebooks have always been more about function than form, but the Latitude D420 manages to pack some decent specs into a package that is both small and attractive, making this ultraportable the smallest laptop Dell currently offers. With almost a full workday's worth of battery life, the...

Tags: Notebooks, Dell Latitude, Latitude D420, Dell Computer Corp.

Product reviews 2006-09-15

Toshiba Satellite P105-S6024

Toshiba has recently dominated the field of desktop-replacement media machines with its Qosmio line, and the company's first Satellite P105 configuration, the Satellite P105-S921, performed in line with some of the better gaming laptops on the market. But not every user can afford to shell out $2,300 on a...

Tags: Network technology, Notebooks, Microsoft Windows XP, Toshiba Satellite, satellite, Satellite P105-S6024, laptop computer, Toshiba Corp.

Product reviews 2006-08-17

Alienware Aurora m9700

With its acquisition of Alienware earlier this year, we've been wondering how Dell was going to keep its high-end XPS line separate and distinct from Alienware's luxurious offerings. The Aurora m9700 certainly makes a bold statement for the Alienware brand, serving up components not offered on its Dell counterpart, the...

Tags: Mice, Notebooks, Games, m9700, Aurora, Alienware, laptop computer

Product reviews 2006-06-29