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Introduction In 2009, the top five personal computer vendors included Lenovo, Dell, Acer, HP, and lastly Toshiba. Dell and HP are both based in the US, Acer is from Taiwan, Lenovo is Chinese, and Toshiba is Japanese. The Japanese have always been known as the leaders in electronics and gaming. This is obvious in the [...]
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The Toshiba Satellite P505-S8010 is an 18-inch laptop classed by the manufacturer as a “media center.” To this end, it packs a suitable amount of processing and graphics power into its large frame. Can the P505-S8010 meet the needs of the most demanding videophiles, or does it end up being a letdown? Positives For the [...]
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The Toshiba Satellite E205 is a mid-size laptop with some solid specs that can compete with some of the best in its class, at a fairly respectable price point of about $900. While on this basis alone it would seem that the E205 is a good but not great value (unlike, say, the Sony VAIO [...]
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The T135D is one of the most recent entries in Toshiba’s Satellite range of ultraportable laptops. Just a little bit larger than the average netbook, the T135D promises superior performance and a more complete computing experience coupled with the sleek look and high overall quality for which the Satellite range is known. Is the T135D [...]
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