TOSHIBA SATELLITE LAPTOPS WITH NEW ENHANCEMENT FEATURES
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If you’re into high-def movies, games, music and photography, this Satellite laptop is for you. New Windows 7 gives you more ways than ever of savoring your digital entertainment. Quality components from Intel, AMD and NVIDIA make sure you enjoy every moment. 500GB of storage gives you plenty of room to hold it all, and a Hard Drive Impact Sensor keeps jolts and drops from spoiling your day.
The New and more slim Models of Toshiba laptops
EXCEPTIONAL STYLING
This multimedia notebook comes with lots of features that add up to serious style points—including an LED backlit keyboard for typing and gaming, a clean-looking edge-to-edge display, and our acclaimed Fusion Finish, which is sure to start a conversation or two.
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ITS ALL ABOUT TOSHIBA
ITS ALL ABOUT TOSHIBA
NOT JUST FASTER ALSO SMARTER:
For the first time, there is a smart family of processors that delivers fast performance that adapts to your individual needs. Introducing the all new features available in our new line of Satellite® A500 Toshiba laptops. With a range of performance levels, it’s easy to find one that’s right for you. Toshiba laptops are more reliable and also having well betrays timing for best usage.
If you’re a student or into mobile HD entertainment and want a laptop that entertains your sense of style too, discover our 16” Satellite A500 Series. With a gorgeous design, plus upscale features and battery life, these machines are ideal for serious learning, gaming, and multimedia on the go.
MORE MEDIA ENJOYMENT:
If you’re into high-def movies, games, music and photography, this Satellite laptop is for you. New Windows 7 gives you more ways than ever of savoring your digital entertainment. Quality components from Intel, AMD and NVIDIA make sure you enjoy every moment. 500GB of storage gives you plenty of room to hold it all, and a Hard Drive Impact Sensor keeps jolts and drops from spoiling your day.
TUNED FOR HD ENTERTAINMENT:
With the Satellite A500 laptop you’re never far from dazzling entertainment, even when you’re far from home. Choose from select models with a Blue-ray Disc player for watching the latest HD movies. Or enjoy standard features like a premium sound package with harman/kardon speakers and Dolby Sound Room that envelop you in surround sound, plus an HDMI connection for tapping into a home theater.
NOT JUST FASTER ALSO SMARTER:
For the first time, there is a smart family of processors that delivers fast performance that adapts to your individual needs. Introducing the all new features available in our new line of Satellite® A500 Toshiba laptops. With a range of performance levels, it’s easy to find one that’s right for you. Toshiba laptops are more reliable and also having well betrays timing for best usage.
If you’re a student or into mobile HD entertainment and want a laptop that entertains your sense of style too, discover our 16” Satellite A500 Series. With a gorgeous design, plus upscale features and battery life, these machines are ideal for serious learning, gaming, and multimedia on the go.
MORE MEDIA ENJOYMENT:
If you’re into high-def movies, games, music and photography, this Satellite laptop is for you. New Windows 7 gives you more ways than ever of savoring your digital entertainment. Quality components from Intel, AMD and NVIDIA make sure you enjoy every moment. 500GB of storage gives you plenty of room to hold it all, and a Hard Drive Impact Sensor keeps jolts and drops from spoiling your day.
TUNED FOR HD ENTERTAINMENT:
With the Satellite A500 laptop you’re never far from dazzling entertainment, even when you’re far from home. Choose from select models with a Blue-ray Disc player for watching the latest HD movies. Or enjoy standard features like a premium sound package with harman/kardon speakers and Dolby Sound Room that envelop you in surround sound, plus an HDMI connection for tapping into a home theater.
Toshiba Laptops are Enviromental and User Friendly
In Pakistan where the electricity shortage is on the peak and laptops continuously heat up with the passage of time, looking to this Toshiba has provided you a good laptop which do es not heat up quickly. As you know heat is one of the leading causes of laptop failure. Not surprising, when you consider that modern processors run at temperatures of 100°C or more. That’s why thermal management is a key part of Toshiba’s design process. Toshiba model the interiors of their new laptops at 1mm intervals to ensure that air flows smoothly through the complex architecture and eliminate hot spots.Toshiba also constantly looking for new ways toactively remove heat. Toshiba developed the world’s first water-cooling system for laptops and the world’s first cooling system for high-powerLCD screens. This focus on thermal management helps make Toshiba’s laptops more reliable,.Reliability is not something that can be bolted on. It has to be built in. That’s one reason Toshiba continue to design and manufacture our laptops in-house and then test new designs thoroughly. The result? Toshiba’s laptops set industry benchmarks for reliability.
Toshiba has a corporate focus on reducing the impact its operations have on the environment. Toshiba laptop was the first in the world to fully meet the new Restriction of Hazardous Substances standards introduced by the European Union. More importantly, all of Toshiba’s TELA laptops were fully compliant well ahead of the required deadline. These regulations are the world’s strictest. Nice to know, if these things concern you.
Leaked HP, Toshiba 'Core i3' laptops not pricey
Thought that the newest laptop technology is always priced at a premium? Think again. Due in the next few weeks from Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Gateway and a host of other PC makers, some of the first laptops using Intel's new Core i3 processor will be priced as low as $700.
At the Consumer Electronics Show, which starts January 7, PC makers will debut laptops using Intel's freshly minted Core i3 processor, as was previously reported. Core i series processors are based on Intel's Nehalem microarchitecture. In 2010, the chipmaker will move most of its processor lines from the current Core 2 technology to the Core i design.
Core i3-based laptops are, in a word, cheap. Cheap in the context that these are systems using a brand new processor based on a new Intel microarchitecture--in the past, this kind of technology has commanded a steep premium. A system from HP now posted on online retailer eCost is priced at $865. And a Gateway laptop listed on Canadian retailer Future Shop is priced at $730 Canadian dollars or about $694 U.S. dollars.
And add a Toshiba system to the mix (priced at $799 Canadian dollars or about $763 U.S. dollars). The Toshiba Satellite (PSLS6C-00F005) packs the same Core i3 processor but uses a 16-inch screen, according to a posting on Future Shop.
HP Core i3-based Pavilion laptop (WA786UA#ABA) as listed by eCost:
Processor: 2.13GHz Intel Core i3-330m
Display: 15.6" LED
Memory: 4096MB DDR3
Hard disk drive: 320GB 7200rpm
Optical drive: DVDRW
Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Video card: Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator HD
Price listed by eCost: $864.99
The $694 Gateway system has the same screen size (listed with a 1600 x 900 native resolution) and memory configuration as the HP laptop but ups the ante with a 500GB hard disk drive and, most interestingly, uses an as-yet-unannounced ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics chip instead of Intel's graphics silicon.
Gateway Core i3-based laptop is below $700
(Credit: Future Shop) Product specifications aside, one of the most anticipated laptop technologies at CES this year is Arrandale, the codename for Intel Core i series mobile processors targeted at the mainstream laptop market. The Arrandale-based Core i3 is the first mainstream Intel laptop processor to combine two processor cores and a graphics function together in one chip package (previously, the graphics chip was in a separate chipset), resulting in better overall power efficiency.
And the new built-in graphics technology will offer better graphics performance than current technology, according to Intel. The chipmaker will try in earnest to prove this at CES with plenty of demos showing off Arrandale's graphics prowess. (Though not all PC makers are convinced that Intel's new graphics technology is the way to go, as evidenced by Gateway's decision to use a discrete ATI graphics processor from Advanced Micro Devices).
One thing worth noting is that the Core i3 won't have Turbo Boost technology, which speeds up and slows down individual cores to meet processing and power-efficiency needs, respectively. This will only be offered in higher-end Core i5 and i7 processors--including Arrandale i5 models. However, the Core i3 will have Hyper-Threading, which can double the number of tasks--or threads--a processor can execute. This is not offered in current Core 2 chips.
What you get (pros) and don't get (cons) with the Intel Core i3 mobile processor:
Pro: graphics built directly into the CPU, which means better overall power efficiency
Pro: improved graphics performance over current Intel 4500MHD graphics silicon
Pro: Hyper-Threading
Pro: Intel's newest 32-nanometer chip technology
Con: no Intel Turbo Boost
Con: not four cores, only two
Con: relatively small cache memory size
At the Consumer Electronics Show, which starts January 7, PC makers will debut laptops using Intel's freshly minted Core i3 processor, as was previously reported. Core i series processors are based on Intel's Nehalem microarchitecture. In 2010, the chipmaker will move most of its processor lines from the current Core 2 technology to the Core i design.
Core i3-based laptops are, in a word, cheap. Cheap in the context that these are systems using a brand new processor based on a new Intel microarchitecture--in the past, this kind of technology has commanded a steep premium. A system from HP now posted on online retailer eCost is priced at $865. And a Gateway laptop listed on Canadian retailer Future Shop is priced at $730 Canadian dollars or about $694 U.S. dollars.
And add a Toshiba system to the mix (priced at $799 Canadian dollars or about $763 U.S. dollars). The Toshiba Satellite (PSLS6C-00F005) packs the same Core i3 processor but uses a 16-inch screen, according to a posting on Future Shop.
HP Core i3-based Pavilion laptop (WA786UA#ABA) as listed by eCost:
Processor: 2.13GHz Intel Core i3-330m
Display: 15.6" LED
Memory: 4096MB DDR3
Hard disk drive: 320GB 7200rpm
Optical drive: DVDRW
Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Video card: Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator HD
Price listed by eCost: $864.99
The $694 Gateway system has the same screen size (listed with a 1600 x 900 native resolution) and memory configuration as the HP laptop but ups the ante with a 500GB hard disk drive and, most interestingly, uses an as-yet-unannounced ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics chip instead of Intel's graphics silicon.
Gateway Core i3-based laptop is below $700
(Credit: Future Shop) Product specifications aside, one of the most anticipated laptop technologies at CES this year is Arrandale, the codename for Intel Core i series mobile processors targeted at the mainstream laptop market. The Arrandale-based Core i3 is the first mainstream Intel laptop processor to combine two processor cores and a graphics function together in one chip package (previously, the graphics chip was in a separate chipset), resulting in better overall power efficiency.
And the new built-in graphics technology will offer better graphics performance than current technology, according to Intel. The chipmaker will try in earnest to prove this at CES with plenty of demos showing off Arrandale's graphics prowess. (Though not all PC makers are convinced that Intel's new graphics technology is the way to go, as evidenced by Gateway's decision to use a discrete ATI graphics processor from Advanced Micro Devices).
One thing worth noting is that the Core i3 won't have Turbo Boost technology, which speeds up and slows down individual cores to meet processing and power-efficiency needs, respectively. This will only be offered in higher-end Core i5 and i7 processors--including Arrandale i5 models. However, the Core i3 will have Hyper-Threading, which can double the number of tasks--or threads--a processor can execute. This is not offered in current Core 2 chips.
What you get (pros) and don't get (cons) with the Intel Core i3 mobile processor:
Pro: graphics built directly into the CPU, which means better overall power efficiency
Pro: improved graphics performance over current Intel 4500MHD graphics silicon
Pro: Hyper-Threading
Pro: Intel's newest 32-nanometer chip technology
Con: no Intel Turbo Boost
Con: not four cores, only two
Con: relatively small cache memory size
How you can buy Toshiba backlight
When you laptop screen (LCD) create problem for you its symptoms like color difference, buzzing sound, or any problem it mean your whole display is broken. In this situation when you buy a new backlight keep following steps in mind.
Step 1:
Find the manual that came with your Toshiba laptop. This will give you the information on what type of backlight your Toshiba laptop needs. It will also give you the part number for the backlight. See while detail or get information form all around or you.
Step 2:
Visit Toshiba's website. That provide you all information that you needed. Click on the "customer support" link. This will take you to the "Customer Support" page where you can locate a Toshiba Repair Center near you by typing in the part number of the backlight you need. You will able to buy a new backlight there, or they can mail it to you. They will also install it, if you'd like. You have opportunity to see as may options as Toshiba provide.
Step 3:
Call local computer supply stores to see if they have the Toshiba backlight you need. The availability of the backlight will depend on the popularity of the Toshiba laptop you own mean if you have new model this accessories are easily avalible in market as compare to old model.
Step 4:
Search for cheaper backlights on eBay or online computer supply stores. Make sure to factor in shipping costs with the actual cost of the backlight. It would be wise to only buy from a site with a return policy in case the light doesn't work. You have many more options to buy new laptop but easy way by web site.
Step 1:
Find the manual that came with your Toshiba laptop. This will give you the information on what type of backlight your Toshiba laptop needs. It will also give you the part number for the backlight. See while detail or get information form all around or you.
Step 2:
Visit Toshiba's website. That provide you all information that you needed. Click on the "customer support" link. This will take you to the "Customer Support" page where you can locate a Toshiba Repair Center near you by typing in the part number of the backlight you need. You will able to buy a new backlight there, or they can mail it to you. They will also install it, if you'd like. You have opportunity to see as may options as Toshiba provide.
Step 3:
Call local computer supply stores to see if they have the Toshiba backlight you need. The availability of the backlight will depend on the popularity of the Toshiba laptop you own mean if you have new model this accessories are easily avalible in market as compare to old model.
Step 4:
Search for cheaper backlights on eBay or online computer supply stores. Make sure to factor in shipping costs with the actual cost of the backlight. It would be wise to only buy from a site with a return policy in case the light doesn't work. You have many more options to buy new laptop but easy way by web site.
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