Toshiba's new A105, P105, M105 lineup get bumps
By Ryan Block 
posted March 28th 2006 11:34AM
posted March 28th 2006 11:34AM
Toshiba's throwing out three new Satellites today, people, so keep your ears perked: their A105 series, (which
includes the S2021, S4001, S4004 and S4014), P105 (with the S6014, and S6004), and M105 series have all gotten spec
bumps, in many cases to Intel Core Solo or Core Duo chips. They range in options from a sub-$900 Celeron equipped
A105-S2021 to the 17-inch $1,550 P105-6014 with a Core Duo T2300. Nothing too fancy or out of the ordinary for their
laptop lineup, but if you're looking to get dual core on the go, now you've got another option to get the job done.[Via Laptop Mag]
Read - A105 series
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For me these Toshiba machines are currently better than the Lenovo line-up.
The "real" IBM machines are still OK but the new Lenovo machines are quite "Acer-ish".
Keep it going Toshiba!
I disagree. Just by coincidence, this past weekend, I had an IBM T43, Lenovo Z60t and a Toshiba P100 lined up on a table and I used each one for about an hour.
The Toshiba P100 feels like it's made out of paper mache. To me, the Thinkpads clearly have superior build construction. If a Z60t is repesentative of what Lenovo is going to build, that's ok by me.
A 17" laptop at 7.1 lbs and 7900GS for $2000 is nothing to scoff at.