Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600

As regular readers of my ramblings will no doubt be aware, my job dictates that I spend a considerable amount of my time away from home (hence the deluge of hotel opinions). One of the key frustrations for me was always that as soon as I was away from home (which incidentally doubles as the office) I lost contact with email, and given that I normally have time to kill in the aforementioned hotel rooms (between finding grubby shower curtains and creaking doors), a laptop computer seemed the obvious answer. Having presented a sound business case to the boss (“Buy me one or I’ll sulk”), the finance was duly authorised and a week or so later my first ever laptop, Tosh, ...  Read the complete review

The Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600 Laptop Computer is a good reliable workhorse and I have been using mine most days for the last two years. >>> General Description <<< At the front of the computer is a display latch. Sliding this to one side allows the display panel to hinge up to set the screen to your desired angle and to reveal the keyboard. At the front of the computer there are built in stereo speakers and some system indicators to show the status of the DC in, Power, Battery, built in Hard Disk drive and Diskette / CD ROM drive. On the left of the computer there is a security lock which I use to keep it ?strapped? to my desk whilst ...  Read the complete review

This is my fifth laptop PC – but only the first to be “given” to me by an employer, rather than being chosen and paid for by me. It really is not what I would choose. I normally choose a smaller, lighter machine. But despite that, I quite like it. And while it is heavier than I would like it is no heavier than many other conventional laptops, and it is lighter than many such as the equivalent Sony Vaio. Toshiba have a hugely wide product range, seemingly designed to fill every imaginable niche of the market. The Satellite Pro 4600 isn’t a model – it is a complete range, addressing (I think) the middle of the corporate market. ...  Read the complete review