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Topic: Toshiba
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Toshiba continues their unstoppable march towards world domination of the notebook market with the release of three new Qosmio AV notebooks, including two with 17" widescreen displays. Notable features of the new machines include dual-layer compatible DVD Super-Multi drives and up to 160GB of storage!
What was once 17 inches is now 32...
I haven't got a topic for "Toshiba Matsushita Display Technologies" yet, so I'm just putting this under Toshiba for now.
Pricey, but these are pretty nice. Some features include a "+" sign touch sensor, industry's first 60GB capacity, and 2.2" color QVGA screen.
You're probably wondering why Apple didn't announce a 60GB iPod, and I guess this is why. Toshiba hasn't even begun mass production of these yet.
Thanks to their record setting 0.85 inch hard drive, Toshiba should claim a new title in 2005 with their new portable audio player - "world's smallest iPod competitor."
First details, right here.
Alright, I *really* didn't see this coming.
I imagine a product like this would really, really piss off Sony. This LSI, however, only mentions the playback of ATRAC3plus files on CDs, rather than those from a flash memory or hard drive.
The next logical step for Toshiba is to get rights to produce Hi-MD products, and they've got themselves a superior piece of hardware to any of Sony's "ATRAC3plus only" devices. I'm pretty sure that if Hi-MDs supported MP3 playback, the world would be a much better place.
I'm glad to see someone still cares about these things. This comes from an English Toshiba press release.
Toshiba adds new functionality and a wider variety of capacities and colors to their Gigabeat line. New functions include USB charging, and Windows Media DRM support.




