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Multimedia Toshiba Notebook: Satellite A105-S4014 |
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The Toshiba A105-S4014 could be the perfect laptop for the average Joe Soap user. This Toshiba is relatively portable for a multimedia notebook at about 6 pounds. Its 15.4-inch screen has TruBrite coating so colors and contrasts shine through. And it's got the latest type of Intel processor-a 1.83 GHz Core Duo M T2400-which means smooth sailing during multitasking. Your average laptop user is-let's face it-far from a Laptopical-grade nerd. |
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If there
were too many Laptopical-grade nerds around, there'd be less jobs
out there that allow us to nerd out and get paid for it. So then,
the remaining question is: what are these average laptop users?
Cavemen? Tech Trainspotters? MySpace addicted teenagers? Nein, to all those counts, my nerdirific friend. Unlike us, these average laptop users are content to have a relatively cheap multimedia notebook that allows them to save their songs and photos, watch movies, cruise the Internet, type a letter or report or two with Word-basic computer functions. They're not looking to design the next great Apple magazine ad on their laptop, or play and then create the hottest games. Nein, the average laptop user will find this Toshiba's multimedia controls, located on the keyboard, super useful for playing DVDs, launching Windows Media Player, or diving into wireless Internet. They'll be content with the ample ports on the Toshiba Satellite A105-S4014, including FireWire, USBs, RGB, and S-Video, along with a 5-in-1 card reader and a PC Card 16 CardBus. And they won't complain too much that this Toshiba Satellite's battery lasts for about 3 hours with the Wi-Fi turned off, a little under that with it turned on. That's about the length of an average flight for an average user, or the average length of stay in your average coffee shop without enough AC outlets. By Matthew Brodsky - Laptopical Monday, August 14, 2006 |
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