Toshiba Dynabook SS RX1 Laptop
The Toshiba Dynabook SS RX1 is 19.5 mm thick and has a sleek magnesium casing. The SS RX1 is available in three versions, and while the hard drive and optical drive differ among the models, all three versions have a 80 GB HDD/DVD writer, 80 GB HDD/HD-DVD drive, and 64 GB SSD Drive. Other specifications for the SS RX1 include 1.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo U7500 CPU, 1 GB of RAM, Intel 945 GMS chipset with video, a 12.1 inch 1200 x 800 WXGA screen, fingerprint scanner, SD card slot, and Bluetooth. The Toshiba Dynabook SS RX1 will be available in Japan in June 2007, with the first two models costing $1800 and $2054 respectively. A model equipped with SSD will go on sale during July 2007 with a price of $3125. Watch these videos to see the Dynabook SS RX1’s toughness!
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on June 9th, 2007 at 9:39 pm
Outrageously overpriced for a Toshiba product! My own experience and that of an associate, is that Toshiba products are of very dubious quality — and that is an understatement!! Six weeks after purchasing a Toshiba laptop, the motherboard had to be replaced! My associate had the same problem with his Toshiba laptop and was told it would cost about $850 dollars to replace just the part. Now, this same Toshiba laptop requires a new battery at a Toshiba price of $170 (I understand there is a class action lawsuit related to this model and unrelated to the problem of batteries catching on fire!). “Caveat emptor” and be forewarned: do not be misled into thinking that Toshiba is synonomous with quality!!