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Ever wanted a complete 3D experience that was also 100% portable and not a Nintendo handheld device? Well, your wish is Toshiba’s command as the company has just announced their latest and greatest creation, a 3D laptop that is 100% completely glasses-free! Nobody really likes wearing those dumb 3D glasses which is why this transition from 2D to 3D has transformed into a transition from 3D with glasses to 3D without glasses. That is why Toshiba is proud to announce the new Qosmio F750 3D that is set to debut this August in Britain. The F750 will run the Intel Core i7 processor along withRead More →

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Toshiba has recently announced its revamp of the company’s Qosmio laptop as well as the new premium model line, the Toshiba Satellite P-Series. These new laptops come loaded with premium features like full 1080p HD displays, Blu-ray optical drives and improved sound due to Harman/Kardon speakers and Dolby Sound. The Satellite P-Series is the big new product on the scene and replaces the old A-Series and M-Series while taking a few features from both. These laptops look very stylish with Toshiba’s Fusion X2 finish but it’s what these guys are packing on the inside that really counts. The P-Series comes in three different sizes, 14″,Read More →

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Recently, we haven’t really seen a whole lot from Toshiba. It seemed as though they had kind of taken a break when it came to laptops. Well, now we know just what they have been up to… Notebook computers are a great thing. They are perfect for work or traveling or whatever it is that you need one for. The thing that drives people towards other options is that a lot of notebooks aren’t very attractive. Most of the time they have a very generic, drab appearance, and some people don’t want to invest a large chunk of change into something that they don’t likeRead More →

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The SpursEngine, which runs at 1.5GHz and 10 – 20 watts, is a multimedia co-processor derived from the Cell chip that powers the PlayStation 3. The co-processor does not replace the main processor in the computer, but runs alongside it, using its processing capabilities to boost the computers video-processing ability. The Qosmio G50 and F40 will contain the chip. The chip will be called upon for process-intensive tasks like processing high-definition video. Toshiba says the new laptops will be able to upscale standard-definition video to high-definition video. On top of it they will be able to encode in ways that cut down file size byRead More →