The vertical viewing angle is good but the brightness and contrast are a little dull. We've seen mixed LCD quality from the A100 notebooks we've tested over the past year and this one looks good, though it's not perfect. We found that for office applications and web browsing it was on par with most other systems, but rendering or photo-editing will be slower on this machine. Its total score of 60 in WorldBench 6 shows it's only useful for the casual home user, and individual test results in heavy CPU intensive tasks scored badly.
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As is fairly common with notebooks these days the A100 includes a media card reader, which supports SD, MS, MS-Pro, xD and MMC cards.Īs this system comes with Windows Vista Home Premium we've put it to the test using our latest benchmarking software WorldBench 6. Aiding this is the selection of media playback controls left of the keyboard and a volume control wheel on the front edge of the notebook. They're loud, clear and great for watching movies. The first of this list is the Harmon Kardon speakers, which offer some of the best audio available from a notebook.
Some of the most notable features of this notebook are far from new it's just that they keep coming back, and quite frankly we see no reason to change this. Also installed are a 120GB SATA hard drive and a DVD re-writer. The A100 is installed with a low-end Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 1.60GHz CPU, an NVIDIA GeForce Go 7300 graphics card and 1GB of DDR2 RAM on a Windows Vista Home Premium platform. Yet again this notebook offers all the perks of the Satellite range, while performing comfortably in our benchmarks. As this is far from the first time we've looked at a Toshiba Satellite A100 notebook we were pretty sure we knew what to expect and we were not disappointed by the latest iteration in this impressive series.
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