” Very good quality for the price and performance. Also, I’m surprised at the Toshiba battery life. In idle with the average (or even a little more) brightness and wifi (surfing internet) battery life is ~7-8h (I think that is due to the new Has well processor). ”
“The performance is very good for the price tag. The keyboard and especially touchpad are good.”
” The machine runs quite cool and quiet when surfing the web and watching films. “
“I like the touch pad, keyboard, touch screen and the long Toshiba Li-ion battery life. “
The opponents: This Chromebook suffers
from the same limitations as other Chrome OS products, including the
inability to run native software and very small onboard storage. Some
other Chromebooks are branching out, with touch screens and higher
resolutions.
“Touch pad bar click loud like a toy clicker, fingerprints easily lid and touchpad”
“Heavy weight.”
” Glossy screen, hard disk, intermittent graphics card failure “
“A little expensive.”
The Neutral: Toshiba
enters the growing Chromebook market with the first 13-inch model. It’s
a great size for switching between travel and home/office use and feels
comfortable to type on, but other Chromebooks offer more features for
the same price.
If you’re going to purchase an inexpensive or not too
expensive laptop, especially under $500 or so, you may have also
considered a system running Google’s Chrome OS rather than Windows.
Known as Chromebooks, these laptops from PC makers such as Acer and HP are sold largely on price, and have already captured a big part of the budget laptop market.
Design and features
The keyboard is larger than a Chromebook, aside from HP’s 14-inch model,
and the important keys such as Enter, Shift, and Tab, are all large and
in the correct location. There’s no Windows key, obviously, and that
space is taken up by a double-width Alt key .
Typing was fast and responsive, even when working on
cloud-based docs through Google Drive, and the large clickpad-style
touch pad lacked the lag and missed taps seen on smaller Chromebooks.
Even the all-important two-finger scroll function worked about as well
as on a decent budget Windows laptop.
The Chromebook pitch, much like the pitch for similarly
inexpensive Netbooks several years ago, is that many people would be
willing to buy a laptop with limited functionality at the right price —
as long as you could still do the things that really mattered to you.
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