21 Jan 2009
Toshiba has announced its first range of laptops to feature a 16in display. The Satellite A350 series are multimedia models custom-built for optimum movie playback with a 16:9 widescreen display, which the company said is becoming increasingly popular with buyers.
For high-quality audio, the A350 models have integrated Harmon Kardon speakers, and Dolby Sound Room technology which delivers a true surround-sound experience, according to Toshiba.
The new range has a high-gloss black finish accented by silver stripes, with a row of illuminated buttons for quick access to multimedia functions.
Toshiba has produced models based on Intel Core 2 Duo processors, at clock speeds up to 2.13GHz, and a single model with a 2.1GHz AMD Turion Ultra dual-core chip.
All models can be fitted with up to 4Gb memory, while the AMD-based model supports up to 8Gb. Hard drives are 250GB or 320GB, with a DVD Super Multi Drive and HDMI video output on selected models.
The Satellite A350 models weigh 2.94kg and have a quoted battery life of up to two hours 15 minutes. All models feature 802.11a/g/draft-N wireless, with optional Bluetooth.
Prices start at £529 including VAT for the Intel-based Satellite A350 models, while the AMD-based A350D model costs £649 including VAT.
Latest stories from Hardware
Related articles
Related jobs
Poll
What will be the biggest change to corporate technology in the future?
TFL director of Games transport Mark Evers discusses how the public transport network is preparing for this summer's event
Connect with V3.co.uk
The wrong printers, for the wrong tasks on the wrong contracts
Who leads the BI pack and who should we be watching out for?
Chief, Partner Solution / Director, Client Solutions...
ASP.NET, C# Developer, .NET - MS Gold Partner - Preston...
SQL Server DBA (Database Administrator, Administration...
.NET Developer - Financial Services - Basingstoke, Hampshire...
Keep up to date with the latest products, services and technologies from the world's leading IT companies. IThound.com brings you over 2,000 white papers, case studies and analyst reports.
Do you agree?