has anyone reviewed the A105-S101 Toshiba laptop?
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Apparently not, but here is some info and personal opinions
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I know people who have been satisfied with the VAIO notebooks in the past, but any of them who have since purchased new laptops went with another brand.\n\nPersonally, I've recently researched laptops before purchasing one, and I'm not that impressed with the VAIO, they seem to have less capability than similarly priced computers, and not just the bargain brands, but good quality companies.  \n\nIn the end I went with an HP, my second one so far, and I have yet to be disappointed.
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LOL that battery does suck doesn't it??? I own one also but as long as you are happy with the laptop then go http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/adet.to?poid=294716&seg=HHO&coid=-26627&rcid=-26363&ccid=1291043\nThis is a direct replacement from Toshiba that has almost twice the capacity.
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Toshiba is a pretty good laptop. \n\nI have a Dell too, but I never had problems with it. Toshiba is damn good with laptops.\n\nTry going to http://www.cnet.com and do some research.
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it is not bad check specs here\n\nCore solo T1350 1.86GHz \n1024MB \n120GB \nDVD+/RW DL \nIntel GMA950 onboard diagram max.128MB shared MEMORY\nUSB 2.0/FireWire/Modem/LAN/WLAN 802.11abg \n5in1 Card reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/xD)\n15,4 " WXGA TFT (1280x800) \nWindows XP Media center edition\nleft-ion-Akku \n2.72kg \n24 months manufacturer warranty
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I have a older laptop but it is a compaq presario laptop, yes I love it I even expanded the memory to increase speed its up to 1gb and it does everything I need it to do
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i hav three laptops for work and office use one is a dell one is a toshiba and other is fujistu\ndell was the best price fully loaded for around 800.00 usd from the website and after rebates but the service does stink and if it breaks u do the reapirs ur self and they supply the parts they offer a great warranty but the online help and phone support both need serious help \nthe toshiba works great after i lost the start up disk and contacted the company they help out a lot \ni have the tough book series and it is stronger than most laptops \nbut not so onthe bottom have broken th ebattery cover and now they dont sell it by its self \n\ni love the fujitsu features and there supprot service is great and the price is outrageous but the whole two years i have had it have went thru four screens one fan and several keyboards  so there more like a stationary laptop than a mobile one  but if u need a laptop that does it all and money is not a issue i suggest it with a really long warranty
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am glad, at least u lookin for a 14.1" & not 15.4"\n\n512 just about enuf\n\nif u buy, check that the 512 is in single slot\n> so u can add another 512 in spare slot, if u feel the need to later !\n\ndell\nhp\nnow toshiba\n\ni gave u my verdict earlier & u've not spelled out budget \n_________________________\n\ni've re-posted u'r earlier question, keeping u'r budget in mind\n\n>> now choice is u'rs <<\n\n512 mb @ 667 mhz with t7200 should do fine, including toshiba\nthe 'touch & launch' touchpad on m100 seemed innovative
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No CD burner?  that person's on crack!  I have a 15" Macbook Pro 2.0 GHz/256 MB VRAM, with 2 GB RAM and 100 GB 7200 RPM Hard Drive. Oh, yeah.. and a SUPERDRIVE (DVD -R -RW +R +RW and CD -R -RW).  I sold my Dual 1.8 GHz G5 tower, and have UPGRADED in power and performance.  My system runs very smoothly.  I've taken it apart.  Its thin, lightweight, good screen quality, ect.  Warmth of the machine depends on how much air it gets and the temperature of the room.  At home it's hot, but at school and even outside with a breeze, it stays cool.  The design of it is exelent.  My dad's HP notebook is almost twice as thick, twice as heavy, I always hit the disk eject button on the side, and the fans are on the BOTTOM where your legs go!  Macbook Pro is good.
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I have 3 laptops, a Toshiba, an HP, and a Dell.  I have to say the Toshiba is by far my favourite.  Dell has the most options, but their prices aren't the best, and their laptops are consistently heavier and run hotter.  The hp's are OK, although their battery life tends to be weak.  My Toshiba is just an awesome little machine - great screen, good battery life, good performance, low price.\n\nI'd suggest looking for one of the new Sattilite models with the Intel core duo processors.
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I have recently got myself a Sony VGN-SZ3XWP/C, to replace my previous Sony, it is wonderful, very very light, powerful and packed with features including a fingerprint scanner for logging on, which may sound very gimmicky but in fact works very well. Only drawback with the Sony's is that they are a little fragile but all round this is a great Laptop and should serve you well if you look after it. Check Kelkoo and www.doorone.co.uk for the best prices if you are in the UK, if not maybe someone else can suggest where to get good price comparision services.
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so what is your toshiba tecra 8200 problems ?
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Is there problems with the laptop?
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Yeah it's not bad for £499. Something like that wouldve cost £1500 1 or 2 years ago....laptop prices are falling all the time
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i got my laptop at sams club. payed 1300 for it tax and all. It has a gig of ram and 100gig hardrive. Its an hp and has 128mb of memory devoted to graphics. its also a widescreen KILLER FOR GAMES. It a HP Pavillion Dv4000, and it also has a remote.. so try sam's club or cosco's
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Hopefully, mine is waiting for me when I get home, I ordered it last wed. Mine has the 60GB hard drive so i hope it is speedy. We will see after I load it up with software.\n\nUPDATE  I have had this machine for a few days now and so far so good. It is fast, but not as fast as I hoped. I really like the fact that I can play CD's and DVD's with out having to turn it on and load windows and such. I hope you got the media center edition because it rocks. It has the newest version of IE which is a lot like mozilla. For only having two speakers, the sound quality is awesome. \n\nRight now, dell is offering 60 GB for no additional charge and they change this weekly I guess because right after I ordered mine, they were offering 100 GB for free, now its back to 60.\n\nIf you are looking to get the bluetooth, I would wait. \nYou can get the internal OEM card on ebay for $30 including shipping and it is easy peasy to install. Its a lot better than paying dell $50 and possibly delaying your shipping. \n\nThe ebay link is below as well as a link to how to install it.
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The MacBooks are out now, you can get them from the Apple Store (or online at http://www.apple.com/).  There are problems, a lot of problems.  Number one is they overheat or run hot.  A review over at Ars Technica had the CPU running at ~83C which is far far too hot and it became unstable and restarted.  The other problems include random fan whines, random restarts and fans not working properly.  I don't know how the wireless works, range is presumed impressive.  It's good for traveling and business applications but don't expect to do any hard core gaming on just the MacBook as it has the Intel GMA 950 integrated graphics, if you want a dedicated solution go with the MacBook Pro.  I wouldn't tell you the processor is better or worse but it's an Intel Core Duo at 1.83GHz, it has two cores but I wouldn't call it a major improvement.  A regular computer tech would be able to service most problems with it like the hard drive and memory but if you were having issues with the OS itself you'd have to go the Apple store.  The case is made of plastic and is scratchable but not nearly as bad as the iPods, it's a catch 22, the cases on the MacBook Pros can dent like no tomorrow so you have to be slightly more careful with them.  But then you have to be careful with any laptop.\n\nNow, you didn't ask about battery life.  Battery life on the MacBook is between 3 hours and 5 hours depending on usage and considering most other laptops top out at 3 hours, I'd say that's impressive.  I think you should read the whole review from Ars Technica, http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/macbook.ars/1\n\nWhy would you wait until June from Amazon when you can buy it from Apple today, though, I'd wait until they fix some of the issues.  Note that the overheating is due to improper application of thermal grease, if you take off what has been applied and re-do it yourself the temperature will drop anywhere between 20C~25C.\n\nPerformance wise it was very impressive but not on the graphics test as you will see in the Ars Technica review.  It was a far cry faster than G4 iBooks, and almost as fast as MacBook Pros on applications, except games.  The only improvement that I (and Ars) recommends is to get 1GB of memory, 512MB simply isn't enough.  If you get the base MacBook with 1GB of memory and an 80GB SATA hard drive it will run you $1249 which isn't too bad.  Now if only they could apply the thermal grease correctly.