Toshiba Satellite Pro M50

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Posted on 01 / 08 / 2006

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I frequently use my laptop daily for work, and it has to travel with me into plenty of harsh environments, but for over a year and a couple of months I love it. It's never gone wrong on me in any major fashion or gone broken or anything frightening when I have desperately needed it too work. My only gripe has to be the battery life, it is far too short for my liking and needs, and will only last a little over 3 hours in total. I'm a total computer illiterate, but someone who has to relay on a computer for work, I have little or no extensive computer knowledge but I can still handle the simplicity of the of my Sat pro M50. It comes in a rather stylish ocean blue colour, satisfies most of my demands like text writing, surfing the Internet, and other simpler tasks. Overall a great little work horse except for the battery life.

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User Name - loki

Posted on 23 / 10 / 2006

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Targeted at the low budget end of the market the Satellite Pro M50 offers good functionality at an affordable price. The whole range of Toshiba's Satellite Pro series have been built to deliver a good specification together with value-for-money. The Pro M50 can be found as low as £450, meaning the price and specs are equal to those of any budget laptop. The difference is that your buying into the Toshiba brand, which are one of the most popular and respected manufacturer's of laptops. So how does it perform, like with many laptops after a few hour sitting on your lap the heat the Pro M50 is quite intense. The battery also did not seem to last more than an hour on full charge, this was improved by adjusting to the setting to low battery use. The only bad point is that the screen goes dim. On a better note the overall speed of this machine was excellent, it managed anything you put it through at it. I didn't attempt any fancy functions like modern games on it, just using MS Office and browsing the web. In closing this is a practical system for those who do not need a laptop a whole heap of power. I am sure the average user will be able to perform almost any task with it.

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User Name - MikeD

Posted on 21 / 08 / 2007

Lamborghini to look at
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Powerpack failed after 4 months. new battery needed.

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User Name - John Marshall