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Toshiba Intros New Touchscreen Satellite Laptops


  Toshiba M505

Toshiba has added two new laptops to its Satellite line, both with touch screens and loaded with Windows 7.

The new Satellite M505 Touch and Satellite U505 Touch models let you tap, drag-and-drop and scroll through files, Web pages and images and include Toshiba's new touch-ready productivity software called LifeSpace.

The Toshiba Satellite M505 Touch laptop features a 14.0-inch HD LED Backlit display, Intel Core 2 Duo processor, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator, 4GB DDR2 800MHz RAM, 500GB HDD, DVD SuperMulti drive, Webcam and microphone, and 5-in-1 Memory Card Reader. It will be available on October 22, 2009 for $949.99. Read more

Toshiba Unveils Ultra-Thin Satellite T100 Series


Toshiba Satellite T135 side view

Toshiba just announced a new series of laptops, the Satellite T100 Series. Unlike the pricey Dell Latitude Z, these ultra-thin laptops start at just $449.99.

Toshiba's Satellite T100 Series will be available in two screen sizes. The T135 features a 13.3-inch widescreen display and will be available with Toshiba's Fusion Finish in Nova Red, Nova Black and Nova White. The Satellite T115 has an 11.6-inch widescreen display and will be available in Nova Red and Nova Black.

The laptops feature Windows 7 Home Premium, spacious hard drives, ultra-fast DDR3 memory and lots of expansion ports, including HDMI-out. Built-in Wireless N technology and Bluetooth (available on select models), full-sized keyboards and full-sized Touch Pads with Multi-touch Control are included as well.Read more

Toshiba Announces Well-Balanced Value and Performance Laptops


 Toshiba Satellite L Series

Designed for budget-smart consumers and "Back-to-School" shoppers, the new Satellite L Series of laptops strike an ideal balance of style, performance and cost at price points starting at just $549.99. These new laptops will be available in 4 different models: 14-inch Satellite L510/L515, the versatile 15.6- and 16-inch Satellite L500/L505 and the larger 17.3-inch Satellite L550/L555 desktop replacement.

Each laptop is equipped with the latest processors and standout features like HD TruBrite widescreen displays (16:9 with a native 720P resolution), USB Sleep-and-Charge and hard drives ranging from 250GB to 500GB. Read more

Toshiba Unveils Redesigned Satellite Laptops


 Toshiba Satellite A Series

June 23, 2009 – Toshiba's Digital Products Division (DPD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today unveiled the latest models in its top-selling line of Satellite consumer laptops. Built with the new economy in mind, the new Satellite line-up delivers performance, features and style while answering consumer demand for more battery life and eco-efficiency. Offered at a variety of price points starting at $699.99, these Satellite laptops offer maximum value to students, home and power users alike.

With four different product series, Satellite laptops make it easy for consumers to find the laptop that's right for them. The Satellite M and Satellite U Series offer great multimedia performance and everyday mobility, while the more powerful Satellite A and Satellite P Series, deliver an excellent platform for powering HD entertainment.

"Toshiba is the first manufacturer to deliver a fully redesigned and brand new line of consumer laptops specifically for this new economy," said Ron Smith, vice president of marketing, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., Digital Products Division. "This new portfolio of mobility and entertainment laptops is the result of listening to consumer demands. We focused on incorporating premium new features and style elements at price points that make sense for everyone, whether they need a new laptop for home, work or school."Read more

Toshiba Introduces New Satellite L Series Laptops Starting at $549.99


 Toshiba Satellite L Series

June 23, 2009 – Toshiba's Digital Products Division (DPD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced a new look, new screen sizes and a new direction for its popular Satellite L Series of everyday laptops. Designed for budget-smart consumers and "Back-to-School" shoppers, the new Satellite L Series of laptops strike an ideal balance of style, performance and cost at price points starting at just $549.99.

"In this new economy, consumers are demanding more choice," said Ron Smith, vice president of marketing of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., Digital Products Division. "We've expanded our entry level laptop line, adding more screen size options, new features and brought in our Fusion Finish to give the line a fantastic new look. It's a great example of Toshiba's ability to meet the market's demands with solid, high-quality products that exemplify our commitment to value and innovation."Read more

DISH Introduces SlingLoaded HD DVR at CES 2009


 DISH Network ViP 922 January 9, 2009 — DISH Network just unveiled the world's first SlingLoaded HD DuoDVR, the award-winning ViP 922. The ViP 922 is the first high definition digital video recorder that incorporates placeshifting technology.

The ViP 922 was built by EchoStar Technologies L.L.C., a wholly-owned subsidiary of EchoStar Corporation, and developed for DISH Network as an entertainment centerpiece that – combined with the only 1080p Video on Demand and 100 percent, all-HD suite of programming packages available today – will revolutionize the way consumers watch and enjoy their favorite programming. DISH Network will offer the ViP 922 to customers in Spring 2009.

"DISH Network is pleased to add another award-winning product to our suite of MPEG-4 HD DVR ViP receivers: a groundbreaking set top box that offers consumers the true experience of TV everywhere," said DISH Network Chairman, CEO and President Charlie Ergen. "By integrating Sling Media's Slingbox technology into our industry-leading HD DVR, DISH Network is providing even more ways for our subscribers to view their TV programming – through their television sets, their desktops at home, their laptops on the road, and their smartphones including Blackberrys, iPhones and more." Read more

Got a Tuner? Need a DVR? No Problem for Dish Customers


 Dish ViP211In addition to the combination DVR and DTV converter DISH announced, DISH had made itself a pioneer in another way: converting tuners to DVRs.

Starting at the end of November, DISH customers will be able to convert their single tuner ViP211 and ViP211k into DVRs by attaching an external hard drive. With only a one time activation fee of 40 dollars, DISH is making DVR technology available to as many as possible.

For more information read the press release.

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