Laptops Arena

In addition to the already known Toshiba Qosmio X305, Toshiba Satellite E105 and Toshiba Portege A600, the laptop manufacturer launched at CES 2009 several new new computer gadgets including high-end notebook models and peripherals.
Among these we mention Toshiba Satellite P300, a powerful computer destined to replace your desktop system when not at home, and equipped with ATI Mobility Radeon HD4570 and HD4650 graphic cards. The models featuring this graphics power will be available next month at Toshiba Direct.



Another new laptop for style-conscious users is Toshiba Satellite M300 coming in Ruby Red and Frost White, all included models sporting 14.1-inch displays and being available at a starting price of $879.

Toshiba TDP-F10U LED Projector is a pocketable handheld projector weighting just 1.4 pounds and featuring a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels at 800:1 contrast ratio. It can be used anywhere by connecting it to notebooks, DVD players, gaming consoles and handsets and has quiet operation.
Toshiba will sell it starting March at a suggested retail price of $599.

For better organization of your office tools, Toshiba introduced the dynadock U Universal USB Docking Station supporting Windows operating systems and providing high-speed USB 2.0 connectivity.
It allows you to keep all devices in one place and save space.
You may even recharge mobile handsets like cell phones, media players and others, after spending about $149.99 on the new gadget.



For gamers Toshiba has something new too, in the shape of a cool mouse called Toshiba X20, with Rapid Fire switching button that allows you to shoot up to 4 bullets at a time. It works with the Avago laser engine and sports an ergonomic design.
Features include 800/1600/2400 DPI levels with LED indicators, programmable frame rate for over 7080 fps, programmable buttons for Page Forward and Page Back functions, USB 2.0 connectivity, high-speed motion detection with up to 45 inches per second an 20g acceleration, and 3 buttons for speed settings.



It was priced at $59.99.

The last product from Toshiba is the Gaming Backpack, a useful tool for gamers, that holds the 18-inch gaming system, peripherals and accessories, and costs $99.99. It will be out later this month.