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Toshiba launched the new Satellite Pro series laptop notebook line, its toned down the commerce version of their trendy and famous Satellite models. Changes some keys and include the glossy loss cover. Overall the laptop is basically the similar as its as its fancier brothers, and the price value smaller for small businesses. The A210 feel buttons very solid, support under the notebook keyboard is firm, latches display is solid, and support behind the liquid crystal display is excellent. Pressing tightly behind the LCD not produce some rippling result. The glossy style screen, coming in at a resolution 1280×800 native, Colors are very alive, and decent viewing angles. The following configuration Toshiba Satellite A210:

 ATI X1200 Integrated Graphics
Battery: 4000mAh 4-cell, 75w AC Adapter
AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core Mobile Technology TL-60
DVD SuperMulti (+/-R double layer) drive
The 15.4” WXGA (1280 x 800) CCFL glossy screen
Windows XP Pro
2GB DDR2-667 SDRAM (supports up to 4GB DDR2 SDRAM)
Battery: 4000mAh 4-cell, 75w AC Adapter
Ethernet, Atheros 802.11b/g

Toshiba’s Satellite present new edition of laptop notebook A215-S4757 it offers a decent collection of multimedia components at a very low cost, but its small-end AMD processor is cannot match for similarly values Intel-based notebooks. The satellite sports 6.3 pounds a gleaming Onyx Blue lid the blue is so gloomy that it really looks more black than blue, and generally the case with high shiny finish, its fingerprint magnet is real. The Wi-Fi switch and amber display light, the 5 in 1 card reader, headphone & microphone jacks, and a volume dial.

The laptop keyboard deck provides abundance of wrist space, and the full-sized keyboard was relaxed and responsive. The 2 small mouse buttons are a bit too little; the TruBrite wide screen 15.4” display delivered a crunchy 1280 X 800MP high-resolution image with sharp color reproduction. This laptop screen also provided a broad viewing angle from both side with very tiny color shifting or picture degradation. The 2 integrated smallish speaker fixed in the deck are sufficient for system sounds and video talk but were too trebly and clanging for playing music.