My partner bought the Toshiba Netbook for me as a christmas present after my old laptop had died on me. When looking at it I was impressed with it's sleekness although I knew netbooks were small I didn't realise they could be this stream line. The top is a black gloss which looks modern and sleek and overall the netbook is incredibly light, this is great as I will sometimes take my laptop with me and so its nice and easy to carry and even fits into some of my bags which is even better! And of course if your sat down for ages with it on your knee it doesn't hurt or feel heavy at all! When open the netbook has a good size screen and everything on it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this netbook around a year ago when I was having problems with my old laptop and needed to replace it quickly, as I needed access to the internet and word processing at home every day as I was studying part-time by distance learning. I have been using it as my main computer, although now I also share a desktop computer in the house so I am not using this netbook quite as heavily as I was before. I didn't put a massive amount of thought or research into the purchase as I assumed any computer from a well known brand would be okay and I am not the most technical person. I just went down to my local MediaMarkt store (an Austrian electrical store similar ...  Read the complete review

This Netbook is what you need if you want to type everywhere you go. With a battery lasting over 8 hours tops it will get you through those long hours of overtime or doing your master thesis. It's light and small (10.1" display) enough to fit into almost every handbag so it's very practical. The keyboard is somewhat small but it's easy to get used to not leaving a full fingerprint on the keys. A 250 GB hard disk, system memory expandable to 3GB and three USB ports are great features too. For the XP fans you might be dissapointed that this netbook runs on Windows 7 and with the fact that you may end up with the "unnecesary" software Toshiba tends to ...  Read the complete review