Toshiba Satellite A100-168

Toshiba Satellite L350-145

It works well on the internet and speeds are very reasonable. It does seem slightly slow changing programmes but if you can live with this then its great. I can say much more as i am not too technically minded but it as i have said operates very well, does the job and is not too expensive for home use. My only gripe as with any modern laptop is that you have to but the core programmes seperately such as word. You only get a limited months of use before you have to buy the full programme. My advice today is negotiate hard with any shop and you should get the programme for at least half price or even free if you barter ...

Toshiba Satellite X200-20T

I bought myself the Toshiba Satellite X200-20T back in 2007, attracted by the product s great reviews and specification. The laptop features a Core 2 Duo 2 Ghz processor, 2GB memory, 320GB Hard Disk capacity, Nvidia 8700m GT 512MB graphics card, 17inch widescreen TFT and a HD-DVD/DVD-R/CD-R drive. The operating system is Windows Vista. I quite like to play the latest computer games every now and then, and this laptop is great for anything like that. Games like Oblivion, Microsoft Flight Simulator X, MotoGP 07 and Black and White 2 run with full settings enabled without any slow down. I have had issues playing Grand Theft Auto 4 though, but I think that this is a ...

Toshiba Satellite X200-20C

X200 laptop... not for a full on review, rather for a play with for a month and just let your readers know what you think of it, well here goes. First of all, it is important that I let you know my general thoughts about Vista. It has improved a lot since the release of Service Pack 1. A lot of the previous problems have been fixed and it also seems to run a little smoother. That said, it is still so convoluted to use. So many clicks and confirmations to perform even the simplest task. Add to that the constant updates and start up time long enough to eat a three course meal (OK, probably only a cup of tea) and you can see where my Vista frustration comes from. Now I ...