Toshiba Satellite L10-119

An ok laptop but could have had a bit more to it. (259 words)
by Jeffandk8 - written on 19/02/09 (Useful, 152 readings)
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I m a teacher and this was the model given out as standard as part of the laptops for teachers initative. It was also available separately for retail. The Laptop has 3 USB ports, modem, network port, VGA, headphone and mic inputs. There is nothing else really and it is a basic setup. Although it is basic is has done a good job of running everything that I have needed out of it. The screen is a basic 15" regular shape (not widescreen) and it isn;t the brightest or clearest but none the less does ok. The unit is fairly well built but recently I have begun to have problems with the keyboard flexing heavily and as a result I have been finding it hard to use the p button ...

Toshiba Satellite A30

Who needs a desktop? (856 words)
by TheDF - written on 14/04/04, updated on 05/10/04 (Very useful, 4899 readings)
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on a TV through the S-Video output, although there is no provision for an external keyboard and mouse (other than via the USB slot). In summary, the T Toshiba Satellite A30 series is not a lightweight business system, but is vastly effective at providing a solid computing setup at home that can be taken anywhere (providing you don't need to work in transit). The prices and range of configuration options are such that most users needs should be easily met, and the system will integrate simply with your home entertainment system with the addition of one cheap lead (should you wish to work on your TV with some tunes going, for example). To first time laptop buyers, I ...