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The Toshiba Satellite Pro T130-15F may be an ultra-portable laptop aimed at businesses, but its appearance thankfully differs from the staid grey and black we're used to seeing on business laptops. The chrome trim and black cross-hatched pattern on the...
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Toshiba's Satellite Pro is a good ultra-portable laptop with excellent battery life, but is let down by a poorly-designed touchpad...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2015-01-17 15:57:58
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The Screen The T130’s panel stands out for its refelectivity rather than any positive qualities. Like (too) much of the competition, the contrast is a good deal worse than what you get with good desktop PC monitors. The contrast ratio is just 197:1 (w...
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Pluses, Slim, Good battery life, Good overall performance, Nice finish...
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Minuses, Glossy poor quality screen, Touchpad lacks precision and responsiveness, Very average webcam...
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Toshiba has a bit of a pedigree when it comes to ultra-portable computing, the being the perfect example of its ability to shave weight off and produce an impossibly light machine. Bearing this in mind, it ought to have the expertise to produce...
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Toshiba's Satellite Pro T130 is a slimline business laptop designed for mobile professionals who want a stylish, portable system with a decent battery life at a price that doesn't break the bank. The T130 arguably meets all these needs, the only compro...
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Good keyboard; clear and bright 13.3in screen; reasonably portable...
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Single-core processor; no optical drive; battery life short of 11-hour claim, Rating:...
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The Satellite Pro T130 has a good keyboard and excellent screen that make it a good choice for those who need to work on the move, and want something better than a netbook. However, it may not suit those wanting to run more demanding software than ema...
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The Toshiba Satellite T130 presents a lightweight and highly portable notebook, packing more of a punch than a netbook, whilst not quite offering all the power that its bigger rivals offer. Supporting its remit as a portable machine, comes an impressi...
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Lightweight, battery life, build quality...
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Reflective keyboard, better use of the space could have been made, Fn shortcuts a little fiddly...
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Lightweight and portable, the T130 has both the battery life and sufficient performance for most who need to work on the move. Foibles are relatively minor with the T130 so for mobile workers, the Toshiba Satellite T130-11H is well worth a lookKey spec...
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Toshiba's T130 is a slim ultra-portable laptop that uses one of Intel's new Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage (CULV) processors, giving it a battery life of almost eight hours. There's no optical drive and it has fewer expansion ports than a typical laptop, b...
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Light and slim, but large enough for a decent keyboard, the T130 has the battery life of a netbook and far better single-application performance...
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Designed to offer good portability and everyday performance, the Toshiba Satellite T130-12N is a comfortable machine that delivers on most of its promises and could prove a great choice for those seeking an ultraportable for working on the move. This l...
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Fantastic battery life, LED backlit screen, Build quality, Sleep and Charge technology...
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Not one for multi-tasking, Integrated GPU...
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Ergonomically, it is an improvement over a netbook, and we appreciate the lengthy battery life, but the unresponsive mouse buttons and a lack of raw speed blunt it's appeal a little. We'd recommend going for the Satellite Pro version, with its faster p...
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