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| Toshiba Satellite M105 Notebook Series Toshiba's Digital Products Division has introduced the Satellite M105 Series notebooks incorporating the Intel Core Duo and Intel Core Solo processors for enhanced performance and mobility in a sleek new chassis design. Starting at 5.42 pounds with a 14.1-inch diagonal widescreen TruBrite display, the Satellite M105 series notebooks are designed for consumers who want on-the-go productivity and entertainment in an attractive, compact form factor. The line is enhanced by the latest Intel Centrino Mobile Technology which reduces power consumption while boosting overall performance from graphics to wireless capabilities. Other features found throughout the Satellite M105 notebook line include: - a DVD SuperMulti Double Layer drive that reads and writes in up to 11 formats that can nearly double a recordable DVD's storage capacity for photo, music and video files in either DVD+R or DVD-R double layer formats; - high-capacity 5.400 rpm serial-ATA (SATA) hard drive; - DDR2 533 MHz memory; - 5-in-1 bridge media adapter for easy file sharing and downloads; - updated Mobile Intel 945 Express chipset and the Intel PRO/Wireless 3945 ABG network connection as part of Intel Centrino Mobile Technology; - Express Media Player that lets users instantly access DVDs or CDs with the push of a button on the PC chassis without having to boot the operating system. The Satellite M105-S3004 includes a 100GB hard drive, 1024MB of memory, built-in harman/kardon stereo speakers, a fingerprint reader for one-touch security management, and Microsoft Windows XP Media Center for simplifying multimedia storage and access. Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 is included in both systems for high-impact graphics. The Satellite M105 notebooks also include four USB 2.0, TV-Out (S-Video), iLINK IEEE 1394, RGB, RJ-11 modem (v.92), RJ-45 LAN, headphone and microphone ports. The chassis dimensions of the Satellite M105 series are 13.5 by 9.53 by 1.5 inches. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |