20 nanometer manufacturing processes, you say? We say pshaw, be gone luddite. Sandisk and Toshiba just announced the latest product from their joint venture: a 19nm 64Gb (8GB) X2 memory chip; aka, the smallest NAND flash memory chip in the world. At least it will be when it hits production in the second half of the year. They are, however, sampling the monolithic chip this quarter in case you're interested in stacking a batch of 16 into an ultra-high density 128GB SSD. Anyone?
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Some MacBook Airs sporting faster blade SSDs | probably from Samsung
When Apple released its redesigned MacBook Air in October 2010, much was made of the switch to flash storage using a custom-built Mini PCI Express form factor SSD drive. It took a few weeks but these SSDs would ultimately be released as the commercially available Toshiba Blade X-gale SSD module, model
TS128C. Now we're seeing user reports showing MacBook Airs equipped with a second, even faster SSD with a SM128C part number -- the "SM" hinting at its presumed Samsung manufacturing origins. Samsung's SSD manages up to 260MBps read and 210MBps write speeds compared to Toshiba's 210MBps read and 185MBps write performance. Of course, it's hardly unusual for Apple to multi-source components. And a recent decision to source parts from Korea's Samsung would have been a smart move to keep just-in-time supply lines fully stocked following the spate of disasters in Toshiba's home country of Japan. Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any way of confirming which SSD you're about to purchase without cracking open the retail box and running the OS X System Profiler. Good luck with that.
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Sunday, April 10, 2011
Toshiba has launched new 3D netbook model P755 3D notebook,P775 3D notebook with Intel core i3, i5, i7, specifications, reviews
Guys Toshiba is well re-known company making laptops and notebooks their successful models Toshiba satellite so Toshiba has added 2 new 3D notebooks to its product line in the category of satellite, both model numbers are as follows:-
- Toshiba P755 3D notebook
- Toshiba P775 3D notebook
Both above models are powered with Intel's second generation family processors and users have choice they can customize with Core i3, Core i5, or core i7 processors as well
The display screen also being customized by users either go for 15.6 inch HD LED 3D display or with 17.3 inch LED 3D display.
The display screen also being customized by users either go for 15.6 inch HD LED 3D display or with 17.3 inch LED 3D display.
The processor is supported with 4GB RAM DDR3 and can expand up to 8GB RAM DDR3, the Storage drive is 750 GB of HDD storage or you can have SSD option.
Graphics are provided by NVIDIA's GeForce GT 540M graphics card with customizable with 1GB RAM or 2GB RAM for particular graphics
Other features such as WiFi,Bluetooth 3.0, and a DVD Super Multi Blu-ray drive
Web camera: Built in 3D web camera.
The pricing of Tochiba's new 3D notebooks are not confirmed as soo as we get we will let you know.
Graphics are provided by NVIDIA's GeForce GT 540M graphics card with customizable with 1GB RAM or 2GB RAM for particular graphics
Other features such as WiFi,Bluetooth 3.0, and a DVD Super Multi Blu-ray drive
Web camera: Built in 3D web camera.
The pricing of Tochiba's new 3D notebooks are not confirmed as soo as we get we will let you know.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
April Fools' Day roundup: Google overload edition
Ah, April 1st. It's that time of the year again when the internet is rife with odd news and pranks. As before, news sites like us end up with a healthy stream of tips throughout April Fools' Day (thanks, by the way), so let us round up some of the best findings for your comedic appetite. Contenders include the usual suspects like Google and ThinkGeek, the former of which dominating the
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Monday, October 4, 2010
Toshiba Launched Satellite C660, Pro C660 laptops for everyday use in Europe

Toshiba Launched Satellite C660,Pro C660 laptops for everyday use in Europe
15.6-inch LED HD display
Intel Core i3/,Pentium
Windows 7 Home Basic
RAM: 8 GB
Hard Disk 640GB
WIFI 802.11
Bluetooth
DVD
VGA
webcam with microphone,
Face Recognition
10-digit numeric keypad
Touch pad with multi-touch control
Multi-card reader
Connectivity: 2 USB
Ethernet
Weight: 2.8 KG
The price of this laptop is not available becuase Toshiba has launced
in European market now and by the end of this will launch in ASIA & Africa
But this machine is built for day to day use and some business element are there..
but specially for day to day use..
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Toshiba Libretto W100 with specification & Price

The Starting price is 1099.99$
The new dual touch screen which is ultra mobile PC Toshiba is now offering Dual touch screen 7inch what is the function of this multi touch screen this works horizontally
or vertically this is perfect for E books reader or enjoying movies viewer and and photo viewer.
It is also offering easy navigation with a virtual keyboards, the touch pad let you type and click and browse the way you want
Processor with Intel
WIFI
Bluetooth
Builtin Webcam
Multi-Mode Virtual Keyboard
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Toshiba Satellite L505-S5993 Tru Brite 15.6-Inch Laptop (Grey/Black)

Toshiba Satellite L505-S5993 Tru Brite 15.6-Inch Laptop (Grey/Black)
The wholesale price in USD $88/pc
Prices in Pakistani currency Rs.
Prices in UAE Dirham
Prices in Indian rupees
Prices in UK Pounds
Processor• 2.1GHz Intel Pentium T4300
RAM • 4GB Memory
Storage Device • 500GB Serial ATA Hard Drive, DVD: SuperMulti Drive
Screen:• 15.6" High-def Display
Operating System• Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit,
Battery Life: 2 Hours 25 Minutes of Battery Life
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