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Toshiba Portege R700-S1310
$890.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Affordable starting pricepoint. Fairly powerful current generation Core i3 processor. Extremely compact and lightweight.
The Cons:Not as configurable as competition from other manufacturers (HP, Lenovo...). No options for more powerful onboard or discrete graphics - stuck with the poor performing Intel GMA only.
The Portege R700-S1310 is a mid-range laptop computer from Toshiba that offers a step-down from the company's Portege R700-S1320 model. Starting at 3.2 pounds, the S1310 is a highly portable and lightweight device that weighs less than any of Toshiba's existing laptops.
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Featuring an Intel Core i3-350M internal processor, this model also includes the user's choice of a 32 or 64-bit version of Windows 7 Professional, with an optional downgrade to Windows XP Professional. A 13.3-inch widescreen TruBrite LED display is included, capable of projecting high-definition content up to 720p on its 16:9 ratio screen. In addition, the S1320 features a 500GB internal hard drive, and a SuperMulti DVD drive capable of reading single-layer discs.
Features
- Available in Magnesium/Black color
- Premium US keyboard
- Presentation button
- Touchpad control with multi-touch capability
- 2 USB 2.0 ports and 1 e-SATA/SB combo-port
- HDMI output support
- Bluetooth 2.1 capability
- 6-cell lithium-ion rechargeable battery
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affordable starting pricepoint
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fairly powerful current generation Core i3 processor
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extremely compact and lightweight
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wide multi-touch touchpad
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nice chiclet style keyboard
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ample memory and disk capacity standard (4GB DDR3, 500GB)
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good battery life - up to 8 hours on the included 6-cell
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HDMI output for full HD playback on compatible HDTVs and displays
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dual USB 2.0 ports and an additional USB 2.0 / eSATA combo port
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will be available to try and buy at brick & mortar stores (Best Buy)
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available in several higher spec'd configurations as well
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slick minimalist aesthetic
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not as configurable as competition from other manufacturers (HP, Lenovo...)
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no options for more powerful onboard or discrete graphics - stuck with the poor performing Intel GMA only
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