Toshiba Satellite T100 series of thin-and-lights receive Windows 7 nod
By Thomas Ricker 
posted Sep 29th 2009 2:02AM
posted Sep 29th 2009 2:02AM
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nice! interesting to see how this'll stack up with the Acer 1410.
hopefully, we'll be seeing a lot more competitors in this form factor. keep 'em coming!
yes i would also like to see more competition in this area.
Jesus this isn't the lunch line at Jr. High man. -_- Though friday was pizza day the best day of the week, all the kids would line up super early just to eat.
Back to topic....
I like this a lot but a little too pricey.
Never mind thought that read 1,600. This should be the starting price for the macbook. But that will never happen seeing the iphone is almost around 600.
My bucket list.
1. Jump off an airplane.
2. Go to the amazon
3. Burn Michael Bay's Movies
4. Be the one who conquers the world
DDcs bucket list.
1. Be person to post first on engadget, because it's so clever and original.
2. I have no other goals in life, therefore go back to 1.
Well the T115 could be very interesting. Have to see how it shapes up. Can't tell much from the picture displayed, which seems to be the only one available ANYWHERE on the web. All the articles I could find just point to the CNET article.
An 11.6-incher that's not to thick and doesn't have a 1.2GHz Atom inside it? Priceless...
I believe this is the same....still reading looks so as pictures but don't know why it's T135 and engadget/CNet say T100
http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops/toshiba-satellite-t135-s1310.aspx
OMG this thing looks beautiful!
http://www.laptopmag.com/review/newgallery.aspx?id=36852
The T135 is a nice piece. We received this today at my store and opened one to demo Windows 7 (not for sale though of course till 10/22) Very thin and slick. Body style is similar to the HP DV2
Think you can make a lil video showing it off? I can't find any video on it.
may i ask where you work so i may check it out?
How does this proc compare to the atom?
The CULV series from intel is based on the core 2 processors, in other words it is a step up from the atom processor and bridges the gap between netbook (atom) and full laptop. IOW it should be noticeably faster than an atom but don't plan on running any serious games on it. You would be buying this for its portability and long battery life.
of not or
what's the deal with the pic on the right? something's off.
You know why they chose Oct 22, 2009 and Oct 13, 2009 for the Windows 7 launch dates?
Add 22-10-2009 and 13-12-2009, 2 + 2 + 1 + 0 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 9 = 1 + 3 + 1 + 0 + 2 + 0 +0 +9 = 16,
1 = 6 = ...
Coincidence, I think not!
I don't understand your statement: 1 = 6.
Does one equal six? I've been taught that it doesn't.
woops ... sorry ... i meant *1 + 6 = ...*