Toshiba Satellite P30-133

I've just started university (well, I'm coming up to the end of my second term) and so when I was buying the things I needed, I thought it would be handy to have a laptop to take to lectures, especially seeing as my desktop PC is as old as the universe and that would allow my laptop to double up as a home PC. Now I know a fair bit about computers, so I'm not going to end up being sold a rubbish system. It also means that I have a very specific set of requirements. Having weighed up the options available to me, I eventually went for the Toshiba Satellite P30-133. LOOKS The Satellite largely ... more

The Toshiba Satellite P30-133 has a fast processor speed considering it is not designed for serious gamers. The 3.33 GHz Pentium 4 out powers the typical Celerons 1.3GHz, which is normally found in most modern laptops. But does the Satellite P30-133 suffer without the laptop designed Intel Celeron processor. Personally I wouldn't say so. The Increased speed allows the computer to run easily with more than one program open, and shortens loading times. The Trusted Pentium 4 processor seems to relish being in a laptop rather than a desktop. The space on the Hard Disk is quite considerable as well ... more

i got this laptop when it was first released as i wanted something that was both portable but had good multimedia functionality and features. I was very impressed by the specs and to be honest i couldn't think of anything else i would have liked it to include, the most important things for me was the WIFI out of the box connectivity which is second to none, the multi card reader that reads pretty much any type of flash memory cards and the massive 80gig hard drive which meant that i could store all my music and pictures without a problem. The other main benefits of getting this is that i am a ... more