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[thetechtalker]

Toshiba Satellite Laptop : A Comprehensive Review

The Toshiba Satellite laptop series has been a recognizable name in the world of computing for years, offering a range of laptops designed to cater to various needs and budgets. In this comprehensive review, we'll delve into the features, performance, design, and overall user experience of the Toshiba Satellite laptop series.

Table of Contents - Introduction - Key Features - Performance and Processing Power - Design and Build Quality - Display and Visual Experience - Connectivity and Ports - Audio Quality - Battery Life - Operating System and Software - User Experience - Pros and Cons - Conclusion

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The Toshiba Satellite laptop series has been a staple choice for consumers seeking reliable computing solutions. These laptops are designed to cater to a wide range of users, from students and professionals to casual users and multimedia enthusiasts. Let's explore the key aspects that define the Toshiba Satellite laptops. Key Features - Variety of Models: The Satellite series offers a variety of models to suit different needs, from entry-level laptops to more powerful configurations. - Diverse Screen Sizes: You can find Satellite laptops with different screen sizes, allowing you to choose the one that best fits your preferences. - Affordability: Toshiba Satellite laptops often provide good value for the price, making them accessible to a broader audience. - Multimedia Capabilities: Some models are equipped with features like HD displays, dedicated graphics, and enhanced audio for an improved multimedia experience. Performance and Processing Power - Processor Options: Toshiba Satellite laptops come with a range of processor options, including Intel Core and AMD Ryzen processors. - Performance Levels: Depending on the model, you can find laptops suitable for everyday tasks, light gaming, and even more demanding applications. Design and Build Quality - Aesthetics: Toshiba Satellite laptops tend to have a straightforward and professional design, suitable for various settings. - Build Quality: While build quality can vary across models, Satellites generally feature durable materials that ensure longevity. Display and Visual Experience - Display Options: The Satellite series offers different display options, including HD, Full HD, and sometimes even higher resolutions. - Visual Quality: Depending on the model, visuals can be sharp and vibrant, enhancing multimedia consumption and productivity tasks. Connectivity and Ports - Port Availability: Toshiba Satellite laptops typically include a range of ports, such as USB, HDMI, audio jacks, and more. - Wireless Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are standard features, ensuring seamless wireless connections. Audio Quality - Audio Enhancement: Some Satellite models feature audio enhancement technologies for better sound quality. - Speaker Placement: Speaker quality and placement can vary, but many models provide decent audio for everyday use. Battery Life - Battery Performance: Battery life can differ based on factors like usage and configuration. Some models offer all-day battery life, while others might need more frequent charging. Operating System and Software - Windows OS: Most Toshiba Satellite laptops come pre-installed with Windows operating systems, offering a familiar and user-friendly environment. - Pre-installed Software: Depending on the model, you might find pre-installed software that varies in usefulness. User Experience - Ease of Use: Toshiba Satellite laptops are designed with user convenience in mind, providing a straightforward and intuitive experience. - Keyboard and Touchpad: Keyboards are usually comfortable for typing, while touchpads offer precise navigation. Pros and Cons Pros: - Diverse range of models to cater to different needs and budgets. - Reliable performance for everyday tasks and productivity. - Good selection of ports and connectivity options. - Solid build quality in many models. Cons: - Higher-end performance might be limited compared to gaming laptops or workstations. - Display quality might not match that of premium laptops. - Audio quality might not be exceptional in all models. Toshiba satellite Conclusion The Toshiba Satellite laptop series continues to offer a balance of performance, affordability, and features for a broad audience. While not aiming for the high-end market, these laptops provide dependable computing solutions for everyday tasks, multimedia consumption, and light productivity. For consumers seeking a laptop that offers reliability and reasonable performance without breaking the bank, the Toshiba Satellite series remains a viable choice Read the full article

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[mey-rin-is-fabulous]

Never forget what they took from us

And a laptop

i miss vhs tapes and cds i miss feeding my computers and tvs yummy treats. now theyre eating nothing. theyre being born without mouths

[its-faizurbd-me]

Perfect Device For Designer Software Of Adobe Photoshop And Illustrator

TOP POWERFUL LAPTOP AND COMPUTER NEED TO MAKE DESIGN BECAUSE, DESIGN IS A HARDWORKING TASK AND IT NEEDS TO HIGH CONFIGURATION COMPUTER TO RUN. APPLE LAPTOP HAS HIGH CONFIGURATION PARTS AND MOST OF POWERFUL SOFTWARE YOU CAN RUN THROUGH THE LAPTOP.

[ectogeranium]

I keep seeing this trend on tiktok with captions like; "pov: my laptop from 2021 wishing to die" and then the person filming shows an absolutely mangled laptop that's hanging open by literal threads, and I'm like ???? the FUCK are y'all doing to your tech??? My laptop is from 2017, and yeah, she runs a little slow, but my god at least she's still in one piece!

jesus....

[commodorez]

Got a "new" laptop: Toshiba T4900CT!

Presumably this is the highest end machine they made in this color scheme before moving onto the gray plastic computers, like what @aperture-in-the-multiverse has. This machine is technically not a Satellite, but it's Satellite-adjacent.

Pentium I at 75MHz 40MB of RAM 8GB CF card for a hard drive VLB video chipset driving an SVGA 640x480, 64K color 10.4" active matrix TFT-LCD Analog Devices AD1848KP & Yamaha OPL3 audio Windows 95B (originally shipped with 3.11)

And a broken floppy drive!

Seriously, you have to disassemble the entire computer to get at the floppy drive itself, and I'm pretty sure the belt is busted. So far I've worked around it, but it's getting to be annoying. The good news is that the hard drive is accessible from a separate bay, unlike other contemporary Toshiba laptops that bury it just like the floppy drive.

Oh, and Toshiba was really intent on protecting their highly proprietary Toshiba Card Manager 3.0 software (which I'm sure this post will poison that search term for all others, it always happens when I talk about technical things here -- sorry). I'm betting that they only had it installed on machines from the factory, but if you needed to reinstall it, things got complicated. Turns out you had to get a passphrase from some convoluted bullshit on their website back in the mid 90s, and this only applied to a select handful of machines that were even compatible with it in the first place. I don't imagine I will be able to use that for PCMCIA hotswap management, which sucks.

Another fun bit is that despite being released in 1995, this machine is clearly intended to run Windows 3.1. None of the drivers I was able to locate for the hardware are the expected VXD or INF files.

For the moment, I've got a Backpack external floppy drive connected via the parallel port, but all other file transfers involve me removing the CF card from the hard drive bay. It's faster that way. Hopefully I can get this thing configured well enough to use it.

[mey-rin-is-fabulous]

Also what the hell is with fans being on the bottom and not the side. They need proper ventilation they're meant to be set down on things you can't have the fan blocked

RB if you think CD drives in computers are not obsolete, but in fact still necessary, despite being artificially phased out

[nhaneh]

doing maintenance on an old Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDT laptop

[foone]

Hey, I just recently rediscovered an ancient looking laptop in my garage, a Toshiba Satellite 325 (I think?) It's missing a hard drive but I have it's power supply and I'm pretty sure it works. Should I just take it to an E-waste place or would y'all be interested in it?

Sure. if you're in the US it shouldn't be too bad to ship it, and I've got some Toshiba Satellites already, so spare parts is always good.

DM me and I can give you my P.O. box!

[radioactiveshitstorm]

update on the laptop situation! it's in for repairs, with a bit of luck it won't need too much so i might have it back for the weekend. HOWEVER! in the meantime i pulled my close-to-a-decade old toshiba satellite out of retirement so i still have something

[bjsmall]

2023

Here is my Linux Mint 21.1 Cinnamon install on the Toshiba Satellite L50-C laptop.

[franniegore]

Toshiba Satellite 330CDT Laptop Computer

source: ebay

[mav-the-artist]

EXCITING NEWS!!!!!! (IMPORTANT PLEASE READ)

Hey everyone! Sorry for not posting art for a bit.

Last Monday (Jan 30th) I finally purchased A GAMING DESKTOP!!!

Now I can draw better, ACTUALLY animate with an animation program (once I find a good one to use), get back into pc gaming, and STREAM (eventually)

ALL this time I was drawing and animating with this hunk of crap:

This is a TOSHIBA Satellite 17 inch Windows 7 Laptop.

Windows 7.

That I've been using since 2012.

As a whole, this computer is an absolute piece of shit.

It's on life support (plugged in charger when running at all times). It cannot multitask. You can't even play music in the background while drawing. AND I couldn't even use discord. Any program idling in the background would slow it down and heat it up. Video card would crash when watching youtube. Flash games would load 1 frame every 3 seconds. That is not an exaggeration. I'm lucky that my Wacom tablet worked on it, but that probably was gonna go next. There's a lot more wrong with this laptop, but you get the gist.

NOW:

I've been doing really REALLY well lately in my life (you can read this post for context). And I've been eagerly wanting to upgrade. So my tax refund came in a couple weeks ago and I had found a desktop that was within my budget.

This...is my new rig:

(these are just still photos; the tower, mouse and keyboard are actually cycling through all colors of the rainbow)

This is an iBUYPOWER Trace MR258i . Now don't be fooled like I was with the company's Aliexpress-sounding name, lol; this is a reputable gaming pc company. I picked it up for $1080, including tax (it includes the mouse and keyboard, not the monitor). Originally it retails at $1500 before taxes, but it was on sale for $1000. Now this is definitely not a high-end rig, but it is a fucking amazing computer nonetheless.

Under the hood:

Mobo: ASRock B550M-c microATX form factor Video card: Gigabyte Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 12GB Drive: 1TB Western Digital NvMe M.2 SSD (Solid State Drive) RAM: 16GB (2x8GB sticks) DDR4 3000 Power supply: 650 watt CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700 3700Mhz

Operating System: Windows 11 Home

One side of the case is made with a tempered glass panel, so I can see all the cool compy parts with RGB; it's lookin like a rave in there :D

When playing GTAV at High settings I get around 160fps.

I'm not terribly picky, plus I'm still learning about pc parts 'n stuff, but this computer is definitely beyond my expectations and can handle everything I throw at it. It's perfect for what I need to use it for.

WHAT THIS MEANS NOW:

I can draw much easier, on larger canvases, and they can get done somewhat faster now that I have a properly working pc. I can also draw better art with backgrounds and all that.

I PLAN ON ANIMATING WITH A LEGITIMATE ANIMATION PROGRAM. MAYBE EVEN AN ACTUAL MADCOM FAN EPISODE.

STREAMING (SOON)

GAMING (of course)

I've never seen my art program run so smooth. My drawing tablet works with the new PC, and lines are really fucking smooth and there's zero lag nor jittering.

The past week since I've gotten it, I've had to transfer all my stuff from my old laptop to this new one, setting the new pc up, downloading games, etc etc. AKA I've been busy af the past week, not including my retail job that's been kicking my ass.

I just wanted to make this post so you all can be updated on what the hiatus was all about.

ANYWAY I'M SO FUCKING HYPED Y'ALL LETS FUCKING GOOOOOO-

[commodorez]

There were the lucky few who would have experienced Windows 95 in 1995 with an LCD: laptop users. So, for the curious, this is what that would have looked like, using a Toshiba Satellite T1960CT (an active-matrix laptop from 1994, fancy!)

Not bad. ENHANCE!

Also, it's weird because this laptop lacks ACPI...

When I was little I had an irrational fear of when you tried to turn off your Windows XP and the screen would gradually turn Grey as you choose which power option to enter

That shit was SCARY!!!