Laptop PC have recently reviewed the Toshiba Equium A200-26D, and you’d be hard pressed to find a more positive review. They’re of the opinion that in this day and age, a laptop is essential and the A200 “will help you enjoy the work you do” whether it’s business or pleasure.

One of the many points picked out by LPC is the “excellent storage capacity”, as well as the “high quality display” which is a “characteristic feature of Toshiba Equium A200-26D Laptop PC”. The TruBrite WXGA TFT display of 16.7 million colours ensures “life-like images”, meaning “your charts, graphics and images will be as clear as the original.” As well as reporting on more tech specs than you can shake a stick at, LPC reckon the lithium ion battery gives “good” battery life.

Concluding that “apart from all the advantages and outstanding performance, [the] Equium A200-26D is the best in its stylish but executive look”, you can head over to Laptop PC for the full review.

A new review of the Toshiba Portege M700 has popped up on Computer and Laptop’s Weblog in which the author concentrates on the essentials such as battery life, speakers, wireless connectivity and the operating system and finds it to be a generally positive experience.

He states that the overall battery life is “good”, but “I wouldn’t brag about it, unless I had the optional slice battery to go with it”. Though he got around 3 and a half hours in high performance mode, the M700 gave up to 5 hours in balanced mode which is “respectable”. He thought the speakers were not as loud as his iPod, but this is “typical for a business tablet” and the volume wheel is a “convenient feature.” As well as finding that the connectivity “worked fine”, the author had “no problems” running Microsoft Vista Business; indeed her prefers Vista on tablets “thanks to the improvements in handwriting recognition and the pen flicks.”

Concluding that the M700 is “a solid tablet”, the author thinks that although it’s not fancy, it has “all necessities” and “doesn’t lack in performance or features”. Head on over to Computer and Laptop’s Weblog for the full review.

Wolfgang Schänzer wendet sich an das nickles-Forum. Er hat einen Toshiba Satellite Pro Laptop und beim booten erscheint die Meldung: ” bad RTC-battery…..” . Seine Frage lautet nun, wie sich dieser Fehler beseitigen lässt und ob es Besonderheiten gibt, die es zu beachten gilt. Alpha13 verweist dazu auf folgenden LINK : http://www.elhvb.com/mobokive/edwin/laptops/Toshiba/sat&sat-pro/index.html .

Den vollständigen Forumsbeitrag könnt ihr hier lesen! Vielen Dank!

ne146t9mw has asked the friendly folks on the PC Pitstop Forums for help with his Toshiba Protege M200.

Not long after buying the M200 he’s finding that switching on the notebook leads him straight to a blank page with a password prompt up in the left corner. Bear thinks this may be down to a BIOS problem and thinks he should remove the motherboard battery.

If you think you know what the problem is and/or how to solve it then follow this link to the PC Pitstop forum.

Globby on Notebook forums wants to know why his laptop refuses to power up!

The Toshiba Satellite A30 initially just switched itself off but now doesn’t power up at all, even if connected to the mains.

Globby suspects it could be a battery problem, but if you have any thoughts or can suggest a solution then follow this link to Notebook forums.

Kristous is having a problem with his notebook’s battery and has requested help from Toshiba Computer Support Forum members.

His battery only lasts for an hour of normal use and even when power saving settings are applied, an hour-and-a-half seems to be the maximum.

Kristous (who uses a Satellite A100-720) wants to hear from anyone with similar problems, So if you have a solution, follow this link.