Toshiba Satellite C660-155

Satellite Your Time (735 words)
by bilbobaginz - written on 25/05/11, updated on 27/05/11 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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The T Toshiba Satellite range has been in production for over a decade now, and much has improved since some of its earlier models. And that includes the introduction of the companies year 2000 edition, which came with a 6 GB HDD and ran at 500 MHz - unbelievably, this comparatively under-specced (for todays standards) model was sold for $2400 (new) at the time. It just goes to show how much PC technology has advanced over past years... incredible. This model then, the Toshiba Satellite C660-155 was a PC I purchased 6-months ago at the reasonable price of £420.00 from dabs.co.uk. in today s world, this model is more than capable of running the latest software (including ...

Toshiba Satellite C660-155

C660-155 An average laptop (161 words)
by Black_flag - written on 05/08/11 (Somewhat useful, 39 readings)
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A home-use Laptop with a fairly businesslike in appearance. The case is made of black plastic and finished in a uniform texture which looks smart. However the lack of tapered edges make the C660 looks quite boxy. The Intel Core i3-370M processor provides ample power, however it is not the fastest processor on the market. The ...

Toshiba Satellite P300D-14E

Wish I had never brought it (698 words)
by Dudders93 - written on 29/08/11 (Useful, 26 readings)
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laptop as my sister brought the same laptop and hers has had the exact same problem; and hers has since broken completly. I also have a friend who has another Toshiba laptop and has also had this problem so am thinking this could be a flaw in all toshiba laptops. Another design flaw has been the speakers. The speakers were the one thing that really attracted me to this laptop. Within the first week of having the laptop I hated the speakers. The left speaker does not work at all and never has. Again nothing to do with spefic laptop as this also was the exact problem with my sister s aswell and she found the only solution for hers was to stick a booby pin in it but that ...