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Abstract: It's a testament to the improvements in mobile computing technology that the very concept of the Desktop Replacement (DTR) even exists. Although desktops will always provide better performance related to price, the fact remains that for a good while now i...
HD-DVD player is no longer supported with any future movie releases but still adds cost to this notebook; not a high-definition screen The Final Word Its a shame to have to minus points from this notebook because of the HD-DVD player, but its limited ...
Its a shame to have to minus points from this notebook because of the HD-DVD player, but its limited utility is unavoidable. Otherwise its a powerful and functional desktop replacement with plenty of media features.
Not a high resolution screen The Final Word The addition of an HD-DVD-ROM puts this new P200 in a whole new class, and the implementation of the latest Centrino platform gives it a touch more power and battery life, too.
The addition of an HD-DVD-ROM puts this new P200 in a whole new class, and the implementation of the latest Centrino platform gives it a touch more power and battery life, too.
Sturdy construction build, good battery life, large keyboard, lots of processing power.
No HDMI outputs, average GPU for a games machine. The Final Word The Toshiba Satellite P200 is a solid workhorse of a machine with plenty of processing power under the hood. While it suits as an all-purpose desktop replacement model, hardcore gamers wi...
The Toshiba Satellite P200 is a solid workhorse of a machine with plenty of processing power under the hood. While it suits as an all-purpose desktop replacement model, hardcore gamers will be left hamstrung by its average GPU.
Excellent performance, Bright, colourful screen, Solid construction
No digital outputs, Short battery life, A little stodgy looking compared to other gaming laptops, Lacking PCMCIA
If you want performance in a desktop replacement form factor then the Toshiba Satellite P200 is a good option, if not a particularly stylish one.
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Published: 2007-05-28, Author: Scott , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Entertainment notebookUp until now, our favourite 17-inch widescreen notebook was Dell’s powerhouse XPS 1710. This issue, Toshiba snatches that title with the Satellite P100. Here’s the feature set. First up, the superb 17-inch widescreen disp...
Stylish, HD compatible graphics, Plenty of storage, Bright screen
Poor battery performance, Heavy
The Toshiba Satellite P200-1K9 (£899 inc. VAT) is a capable multimedia laptop. It may not be particularly portable, but has improved gaming power.Fantastic usabilityThe 3.5kg chassis is the large and heavy, due to its 17-inch screen. The 131-minute bat...
HD DVD drive, Comfortable, Great display, Good build quality
Bulky, Poor performance
Toshibas Satellite P200-1EE (£649 inc. VAT) uses the same 17-inch case as the more expensive X200 range.As such, its quite a bulky machine, but it also has the build quality to shame more expensive laptops.Its one of the cheapest machines weve seen...
Abstract: There are no ugly ducklings in this Labs, but the Satellite P200-1EE looks particularly smart. Theres no shortage of connections, with six USB2 ports, FireWire and HDMI, and theres even room inside for a second hard disk if the relatively meagre 1...
