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Toshiba Satellite Pro M10-S405

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The Bottom Line

If you aren't too concerned with the weight or size compared to other thin and light systems, the Toshiba Satellite Pro M10-S405 offers a lot of performance.
Pros
  • Excellent Processor and Memory
  • Large Display with Good Video Performance
  • Good Battery Life
Cons
  • Large Dimensions
  • Hefty 6.8 Pound Weight

Description

  • Intel Pentium M 1.4 GHz Processor
  • 512 MB DDR 266MHz Memory (1GB Maximum)
  • 15" XGA TFT Display
  • NVIDIA GeForce4 420 Go w/32MB
  • 40 GB Hard Drive
  • 24x/10x/24x/8x CD-RW/DVD-Rom Combo Optical Drive
  • v.92 56kbps Modem and 10/100 Fast Ethernet
  • Intel 802.11b Integrated Wireless
  • 2 USB 2.0 and 1 IEEE 1394 Ports
  • 13.1" x 11.5" x 1.6" @ 6.8 lbs.

Guide Review - Toshiba Satellite Pro M10-S405

5/9/03 - The Toshiba Satellite Pro M10-S405 system barely falls into the thin and light laptop category based on its dimensions and weight. If you are willing to sacrafice on the physical size of the system, you get a lot of solid performance from this portable. The M10-S405 comes equipped with the Intel Pentium M processor and a surprising 512 MB of memory. This should allow the M10 to run just about any business application on the market. In addition, it sports a large 15" screen with a high performance NVIDIA 420 Go processor that can even handle moderate 3D graphics applications. It offers all of this performance at a good price point, but they are really on the border of this system falling into a desktop replacement category.
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