![]() ![]() It’s a shame because the Toshiba has much to offer. Just short of three hours in light use puts the Toshiba well behind the rest of the pack. The 3,700mAh battery cripples the M800’s stamina, too. The Intel GMA X4500MHD stumbled through our lowest Crysis benchmark at a rate of just 6fps. Performance is a little behind similar laptops, but 1.13 is still snappy enough for most tasks. An Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 sits alongside 4GB of DDR2 memory, and the 320GB hard disk ably swallows video and music files. The specification is good – especially given the price. The flex in the keyboard backing threatens to spoil the party, but the positive break at the end of each keystroke and light action make up for it. The fine, glossy display might lack a little brightness, but the colour reproduction and good contrast is ample reward. The build quality doesn’t come at the expense of heft either at 2.09kg, the Toshiba is far from lightweight, but it’s still easily slung in a bag when required.Īnd whether you’re on the move or sat at a desk, the Toshiba is a comfortable companion. ![]() The lid is just a touch too pliant, but the flex-free base makes up for it. It doesn’t, though, and this exterior conceals a particularly well-constructed laptop. ![]()
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