Toshiba is offering a much wider view with its newest Satellite notebook PC. The company on Tuesday launched a new Satellite P25 with a 17-inch, wide-angle display, the largest screen it has offered ...

If you’re looking for an all around notebook that can replace your desktop computer, the Toshiba Satellite P200/P205 series has a lot to offer. This 17” notebook has plenty of power for productivity ...

Toshiba's Digital Products Division is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the world's first mass-market laptop computer -- the Toshiba T1100, a landmark precursor to today's mobile digital devices.

Toshiba has populated its ultraportable Portege line of notebooks with 12.1-inch models built on Intel Core 2 Duo mobile series processors. These ultralight notebooks range from $1299 to $2999 and ...

The company's Irvine, Calif.-based Digital Products Division also released Toshiba's first Tecra-branded convertible Tablet PC. The new Portege R200 is an ultralight and ultrathin notebook weighing ...

Toshiba Introduces Redesigned Top-of-the-Line Qosmio Digital Entertainment Notebook; Qosmio G25-AV513 ‘Four-in-One’ Audio-Visual Notebook Features New Consumer Electronics Look and Feel IRVINE, Calif.

Toshiba’s Regza tablet wasn’t the only computer-related device the company introduced today: the dynabook Qosmio T851/D8CR is what big T says the world’s first notebook that can produce 2D and 3D ...

Transmeta, facing increased competition from established chipmakers, scored a timely victory Monday with the announcement that Toshiba will use the company's Crusoe chip. As earlier reported, the ...

Today I am looking at one of the latest notebook offerings from Toshiba. Toshiba has been offering some nice notebooks for a long time now, but it's one of the smaller of the major computer makers. As ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Toshiba, which makes a pretty good notebook PC but ...

Playstation 3CPU mounted in "Cell"Which was developed by Sony, Sony Computer Entertainment, IBM, Toshiba. Boasting quite excellent computing power,The US Air Force raises 300 PS3s for research ...