Toshiba Satellite Pro A210-1AZ

Advantages: Ultra-Portable, light weight, 13.3", Intel Core2duo, Centrino2 (Latest Technology) laptop
Disadvantages: NOTHING AT ALL

...(just about 2 Kgs.) -HD Ready (Toshiba is the pioneer of Hi-Def) -3 Gb RAM (min. needed for today's multimedia works) -320 Gb Hard disc (a whopper!) -Intel GMA 4500 MHD (128 Mb Graphics; not the best) -Competitively Priced (I bought it for Dhs. 4,500/-; US$ 1,200/- approx.) Reasoning: My shopping list had Macbook, Sony, Toshiba, Lenovo and Acer (exactly in that order) for their equivalent "Reliability". After deliberately checking those out I finally settled down for the Toshiba Satellite U400-138. You know why? (1)Configuration, (2)Looks and (3)Price. Toshiba beats them in these 3 departments. I'll give you my reasoning, which may not be right for everyone, but is the general requirement for all notebook shoppers:  Macbook. I sincerely wanted to migrate to Mac this time. But found their configuration & pricing not... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: good spec for price
Disadvantages: none

...I accept acclimated alot of toshiba laptops over the advance of my job and i feel that with this one its one of the best i accept appear across. Out of the box with a some acceptable specs for basal lower end laptop. intel bifold amount t2370,1gb ram,100gb adamantine drive,vista basic.Had a few issues of not starting up but usually bound by demography the array out and putting it aback in again.for addition who is application this aloof for internet and appointment assignment this is perfect.i would use the accretion deejay beeline abroad that converts it to xp,as your laptop will not use as abundant assets as vista,but that is aloof my claimed preference.i reccommend upgreading the RAM to 2gb or added as angle is actual anamnesis hungry. good laptop with a nice ablaze bright awning and accessible keyboard layout.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Sturdy design Nice Blue colour Get a lot for your money
Disadvantages: Overheating/crashing problems experienced Memory upgrade was necessary Required a lot of tweaking to get 'right'

...The Toshiba Satellite Pro A60 laptop is ideal for entry level home users, and possibly students who have some time on their hands to sort stuff out. I wouldn't say it was suitable for the lower end of the business market, as Toshiba seem to be targeting with this product. I could be wrong however, maybe I was just unlucky! I have had mine for 8 months now, after previous satellite old faithful, which I had owned for about 7 years, gave up the ghost in the middle of a project, and I needed a cheap laptop quickly. I was impressed by the blue design which veers away from the boring black/grey you're used to seeing on the budget end notebooks. For the budget it was a toss up between this or a Dell, and in the end I decided to go for the Tosh which wasn't the bottom end of the scale like the Dell was for the same money. Due to... Read review

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