Toshiba Equium M50-216

aware of this until week after buying my computer (a bit on naivety on my part), and so was a little disappointed to have a original Centrino set-up with the Pentium M . I went for a just above average specification, which cost me £580, which was on my budget level at the time. Although the M50-216 has been discontinued, you could pick it up for under £300 at second-hand stores and similar outlets. The required spare parts are readily available however, so no worries about parts that may have broken or worn out, but they can work out rather expensive considering the age of this machine. The packaging is the standard, simple folding-open cardboard box affair. Blocks of ...

Toshiba Equium M50-216

Someone bought me this Laptop about four years ago. At the time it was the first laptop I d ever owned and I thought it was magnificent - but now, four years later, I badly want to get rid of it, and get another. I would not recommend this laptop to anyone but the most basic user. To start with the positive notes, though: it s a sturdy machine, looks good, and the keyboard is very easy to use and is well proportioned in comparison to the rest of the laptop. The screen s nice and wide and the images are clear. And so to the negatives: it s veeery slow when trying to perform more than three or four functions at once. For example, when browsing the net, if I have more than ...