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want to buy toshiba laptop from usa anyone no of any problems with power outlet?

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:54:31 +0000

It should be fine with a 220- 110 transformer.

What is the best toshiba laptop to buy? what is the difference between, satellite, portege and Tecra?

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 17:16:27 +0000

What is the best out of the Toshiba range, i am told that Toshiba is the best laptop to purchase…! can you verify this…what do i have to look for in regards to processor speed, i know it used to go by the 1.6mhz, 1.8mhz etc, but is this still the same or do i look for something else?
thanks

it depends on your requirement.
what and where will you use the laptop mostly?

toshiba portege is the ultra portable lines of toshiba which is suitable for traveller who will use their laptop mostly on the road. it's not pretty powerful but should be enough to handle daily business activities such as internet browsing, emails, office, etc. go for it if you need to travel frequently with your laptop.

toshiba qosmio is created as desktop replacement, targeted to user who requires powerful laptop similar to desktop pc for their gaming and multimedia use. if you need to watch movies, create animation, play games and does not required to bring your laptop with you each day, go for this one.

toshiba satellite is the flagship. the specification varies greatly from entry level up to the full fledged media center laptops. if you want a powerful laptop and still considering to bring it with you occassionally, buy any satellite laptop.

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where can i buy toshiba laptop battery pack and cord?

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 19:16:35 +0000

The laptop battery pack and cord caught fire earlier (YIKES!!!)

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement? Would chain stores have them?

Thnx!
I was hoping someone would say Best Buy. Closer to home.

The computer was a gift (from what I thought was a friend

Are the cords very expensive?

http://computers.listings.ebay.com/Laptop-Batteries_For-Toshiba_W0QQdfspZ32QQfromZR4QQsacatZ14299QQsocmdZListingItemList

http://computers.listings.ebay.com/Standard-AC_For-Toshiba_W0QQdfspZ32QQfromZR4QQsacatZ31517QQsocmdZListingItemList

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What kind of RAM can I buy for my Toshiba laptop?

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 17:14:38 +0000

I have a Toshiba laptop running Windows Vista. I'd like to buy another 2GBs of RAM for it. Do I have to purchase it from Toshiba? Is there generic laptop RAM that's less expensive? On the product specs, it says it has DDR2 SDRAM – 667 MHz. From Toshiba, this runs $89.99. Maybe all other brands would be comparable in price?

It runs pc-5300 667mHz SODIMM

Yes you can get it alot cheaper. Try newegg or tiger direct.

For about 107.00 you can get 4gb of kingston low latency RAM with 4-4-4-12 timings. So theres no way i would pay 89.99 for a single 2gb module unless it was made of gold and puppies… and even then i would demand 3-3-3-9 timings

Dell & Toshiba Laptop Review

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 05:00:59 +0000

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How to buy Toshiba laptop?

bestlaptopsnotebooks — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 05:00:59 +0000

I want to buy a computer compatible with my 7 year old Compaq desktop, which has Windows XP Pro. I want a laptop I can network with this old desktop. I have been doing research, and think I want a Toshiba Laptop. I want a 17" screelaptop for 90 % home use, 10% travelling with it.

When I buy this laptop I'll probably keep it at least 7 to 10 years. (When I buy a decent computer, I tend to keep it forever and ever)
I watch a lot of DVD movies, but do No Gaming at all.
I use Microsoft Office a lot.
I type and fax out / send out a lot of letters.

I plan to keep the laptop up and running almost continuously, I very seldom turn a computer off.
Should I try to get a " Pentium M" because they are faster ?
I am considering Toshiba Satellite 17 in. Should I buy a laptop off the internet?
Why do Toshiba laptops seem to come equipped with crappy software?
Should I try to buy a custom – built laptop?

Any suggestion

I agree with Pathfinder.
A laptop is different from a desktop computer. You cannot upgrade and fix it as easily as a desktop computer. For example, if your desktop monitor dies, then you can just buy a new or used one. You can't say the same thing with a laptop.
As time goes by, technology gets phased out faster. Also, software requirements keep getting worse. In the 80's you used to keep the same computer for years, but since the 90's, that has changed. If you do get a laptop, it is probably better to get one suited to your needs and then sell it when it starts to get old. This is better than buying the most powerful one available and trying to keep it as long as possible.
I have a desktop computer and an M70 Toshiba Satellite laptop. The laptop isn't powerful, but my uses for it don't require a fast computer. As for the software, all laptops come with crappy software. In fact, just about ALL software these days are crap. I've been programming since the early 80's, so I know.