Toshiba unveiled another modern laptop, but this time, they are trying to please the hardcore gamers. The new Qosmio X305-Q708 is Toshiba’s answer to the growing population of laptop based gamers. The 17-inch display laptop is powered by Intel’s quad-core processor and a duo video card system.
Continued

Here’s another laptop for you in case you can’t go with their Portégé. Toshiba teamed up with Best to bring the 14.1-inch Satellite E105 laptop at a very cheap price.

Best Buy first conducted a study to learn what most of its consumers look for in their ideal laptop. The study revealed, atop many other things longer batter life, lightweight and thin design and of course a long warranty (who doesn’t want that anyway?). Consumers also opted for a laptop that has a friendly keyboard, meaning a clear QWERTY keyboard where they can type despite of low light such as one that they can use inside the airplane, dark coffee house or living room during a movie night.
Continued

Portégé what? I can write and pronounce it but I’m not so sure about the rest of the guys surfing the net. And I don’t know why they can’t make the names of their products simpler, like how Microsoft named its newest operating system. This is clearly a new marketing strategy being employed by Toshiba. Perhaps the company chose to duplicate the success of Häagen-Dazs and whether or not this laptop series would be a success, that’ll be another story.

The Portégé laptop range features special shock proof screens, hard disk drives and general exteriors. The company also decide to rhyme Portégé with security and included finger print.

First in the line up is the Portégé R600. This is the company’s answer to the growing demand for thin and light laptops. Portégé R600 is only 1.18 thick and it weighs 2.14 lbs. It has a 12.1 inch LED-backlit screen. Its memory tops at 2GB and it can either have a 128GB SSD or 160GB HDD, whichever the client prefers. It also uses an Intel Core Duo processor. It is currently tagged at $2,399.
Continued