Toshiba Satellite 'changes blood'

New Toshiba "fully calibrates" both the design and configuration of its Satellite A, M, P, and U series.

Toshiba's tactics of changing looks are quite effective. The keyboards of all models are surface roughened to give a softer feel when used but not slippery and do not save fingerprints. The case and touchpad chassis are also more beautifully decorated with the technology of sunken paint.

Meanwhile, the highlight of the configuration is that all of these laptops have the option of wide-spread screen display, a backlit LED keyboard, disk-swallowing optical drive slot, 3D accelerometer to protect the hard drive, 16: 9 screen resolution 720p, multi-touch touchpad.

Here are some key features, new, about Toshiba Satellite mainstream

L-series

Satellite L-series priced at $ 550 and up with full screen sizes: 14 inches (L510 / L515), 15.5 inches (L500 / L505), 17.3 inches (L550 / L555). In particular, two larger screen models cost more than the standard, about 650 USD for the basic configuration. Large models are equipped with keyboards with separate number keys and ATI Radeon HD 3100 graphics cards.

Overall, the L-series has an elegant design with a "light breeze" pattern ("breeze") suitable for business people and office workers.

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L-series.

Series A, M, P, and U

Satellite U and M- series are entertaining with high mobility. The U series has a 13.3-inch screen, a traditional 16:10 ratio, the other lines are 16: 9, with the option of either Intel or AMD processors. Lowest price is 850 USD. M-series with 14-inch screen, background LED and 3G mobile broadband connection, the price for basic configuration is from 700 USD.

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M-series

Meanwhile, Satellite A and P-series are real multimedia entertainment machines and can replace desktops. Both lines are equipped with high-end Harmon / Kardon speaker systems. It has a beautiful design, personality with "sound wave" motifs ("sonic"). A-series uses 16-inch screens and the P-series uses an 18.4-inch screen. Both cost $ 800 or more.