According to Toshiba, the Toshiba Dynabook TX/98MBL is the world’s first notebook that lets you view 3D content stored on Blu-ray.

The Toshiba Dynabook TX/98MBL has a 15.6-inch LED screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768, and is powered by a 1.73GHz Intel Core i7 740QM.

Other features of Toshiba Dynabook TX/98MBL:

* 4 GB of RAM with the option to upgrade to 8 GB.
* 640 GB hard drive.
* NVIDIA GeForce GTS 350M.
Recorder * Blu-ray.
* Harmon Kardon stereo speakers integrated.
* 802.11 b / g / n WiFi.
* Ethernet port, an HDMI port.
* 3.3 megapixel web camera.
* Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium. Continue Reading

Toshiba has presented today in the UK your Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX, this is a version of the model incorporating the same name but with the inclusion of a multitouch screen.

The operating system chosen for the possibilities is touch Windows 7 Home Premium, which also comes with the Microsoft Touch Pack, which consists of a series of games and applications developed by the folks at Redmond to take advantage of the new capacity.

Speaking of specifications, the notebook features an Intel Core i3-330 (2.13GHz), 4GB of RAM (DDR3), and 320GB hard drive capacity. I remind you that this is a portable small size, and that that multi-touch screen is 13.3 inches, with TruBrite technology and WXGA resolution (1,280 × 800 pixels).

Very interesting price at which the Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX going to market, and is 649 pounds (about 745 euros) is a fairly competitive for its features, I’m sure we’ll see you soon in our market.

Toshiba has been one of the first manufacturers to launch ultra-light equipment which excel at delivering performance comparable to conventional equipment, but with greater autonomy and lightness.

The new Satellite series T110 and T130, with a format of 11 and 13 “respectively, offer the most outstanding virtues of a mini laptop, lightweight, highly mobile and affordable price below 600 € in the input range. Continue Reading

So far they have failed to see plenty of portable chargers for mobile devices, based on different mechanisms. Since the utilization of solar energy, magnetic induction technology as WildCharge PowerDisc ago. For its part Toshiba has opted for something different. He has baptized Dynario. It consists of a battery that uses fuel cells to bring them to wireless, without recourse to the ordinary electric current.

It will go on sale in Japan next week on October 29. Toshiba will decide, depending on its success, on its commercialization in other countries.

The substance is a chemical compound, methanol, also called methyl alcohol. To function also needs oxygen from the air. Dynario Toshiba has a deposit with 14 milliliters of capacity for the liquid. Do not forget, moreover, which is toxic and highly flammable. Methanol is responsible for providing power to a lithium-ion battery which is equipped with the device.

Then, it connects via USB to the device through which you want to recharge. According to Toshiba, is capable of generating enough energy to complete the loading of two mobile phones “typical” at the same time. Toshiba’s main challenge was to get the current results with a small amount of methanol to concentrate and reduce the size of the tank.

Initially only 3,000 units were distributed. Its price will be 29,800 yen, some 214 euros at current rates. Dynario included in the sales package a kit of five methanol cartridges 50 ml each. Also be available in sets of five for 3150 yen, around 23 euros. Toshiba to manufacture collaborated with the Japanese also Toyo Seikan Kaisha.

In the press release, Toshiba warns that its product meets the standards of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). This is the organization responsible for regulating, at the international level, the safety standards of all sorts of devices and technologies related to electricity and electronics. However, we must recognize that inspires a bit of distress as compared with proposals for solar chargers innocent TDK or Powermat.

A roadmap leaked documents with us and Toshiba unveiled one of its upcoming models, the Toshiba L01, a device with mobile  functions, but which is closer to the characteristics of an ultraportable.

One 7-inch screen and a full physical keyboard and prove it. Of course, this keyboard has the advantage that it does not have to make larger the device, because it will not directly linked to him but that is external and we can not disconnect you when we need it.

We still have a large screen so that, according to Toshiba, we can use as digital photo frame, for viewing movies or GPS navigator, for which includes a compass and, predictably, some optional support for the car. In addition, you can connect speakers to improve sound.

The Toshiba L01 has been shown, for now, as a prototype at CEATEC, which has been seen running Windows Mobile 6.5. Certainly a strange concept that I am not clear that it will be useful to too many users.

With each new model of netbook is tuned more and more returns on consumption, which seems to be more than evident with the new Intel processor platform based on Culver. This chip will be installed in the new line of Toshiba Satellite is slated for release in late October. Specifically it comes to laptops Toshiba Satellite T110, T115, T130 and T135, to be launched with Windows 7 as the system default.

The main feature that makes these four noteworthy is that netbooks are based on ultra low voltage processors, guaranteeing low energy consumption and therefore battery in cases that do not use the mains. Furthermore, the energy saving system is implemented by the ECO mode, activated by the user, which reduces consumption by 25 percent extra.

As for its performance, the Toshiba Satellite T110 and T115 will have Celeron or Pentium processors, as required by the user. The maximum configuration will come to 250 gigabytes of hard drive and three gigabytes of RAM (DDR3 standard, of course). The wireless Internet will depend on your Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, and the contents can be viewed in its 11.6 inch screen with a resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels, which also has LED backlighting. It is, moreover, the light equipment of this range, and weighing only 1.58 kilos.

If you look at the Toshiba Satellite T130 and T135, one should bear in mind that we can incorporate a Core Duo, gaining in power management with a very low energy consumption. However, the chapter of autonomy need not worry too much, because this version allows for a battery of six or nine cells. Moreover, the available settings amounts to four gigabytes of RAM (again, DDR3) and 500 gigabytes of space. The screen also increases significantly and becomes measuring 13.3 inches.

Considering these benefits, the truth is that this is not bad in price. The Toshiba Satellite T110 and T115 can be purchased from 309 euros, while the Toshiba Satellite T130 and T135 can be yours from 412 euros.

Toshiba, which has now formalized its entry in a bid to BDA format Blu-Ray (who say), is not going to forget that his bet was lost when the battle for your high definition HD DVD: content in non-physical media.

With less enthusiasm with future players and portable multimedia lounge, Toshiba is developing a host of multimedia content that would connect them to their most prominent Internet. In principle it would be without a hard disk drive player would receive the contents of the network but also imagine that you can convert a traditional hard drive in a multimedia.

Personally I think the second most logical bet, but knowing what laptops are for multimedia Toshiba, did not rule out that in the coming Christmas Qosmio appear on stage with their brand new Blu-Ray players to enter a profitable market.