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Toshiba may be calling its range mini laptops, but the NB100 lacks sophistication. Future models will hopefully address some of the shortcomings. Toshiba - NB100 price Buy Toshiba NB100 securely online at a bargain price £189 + VAT Toshiba: 0844 847...
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stuff.co.nz Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:45
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Whenever I get a new laptop for review, I tend to carry out a highly unscientific test that I like to call the backpack test. I put the laptop/notebook in my well-worn backpack, jump on my bike, then cycle the 10km to work with it on my back. If Ive g...
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It's difficult to think of a single major notebook manufacturer who hasn't also brought out a netbook by now. Unfortunately, in their haste to get on the mini-mobile-PC bandwagon, many of them have sacrificed considerations like ergonomics. Initially, it...
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There are netbooks that have a curvy, kid-friendly look. Others are sleek and shiny - every one aimed at adults. Then there are blocky, serious looking ones, carved with no concession to consumer levity and fluff because the manufacturer reckons thats...
Its not the sexiest netbook out there, quite the reverse, but the NB100 is no slouch when running at standard speed and delivers a good battery life too. Its by no means a bad machine. We just wish Toshiba had come up with something a little less du...
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There’s a huge amount to like about the NB100, Toshiba’s first netbook. Here in Australia, unlike in the UK where a slick custom Ubuntu Linux implementation is available, you only have the option of Windows XP Home on the NB100. With that, you get dece...
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The only real decision you have to make when choosing a netbook is screen size. Do you go for a super portable but slightly cramped 8.9-incher, like the Toshiba NB100, or a comfortable but larger 10-incher? Although the Toshiba shares exactly the same...
Stylish design, Good value, Sturdy build...
Cramped touchpad...
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Joining the throng of compact-and-affordable notebook PC makers is Toshiba, with its little Toshiba NB100-11R laptop. The Toshiba NB100-11R really is small, at only 225m across and weighing a shade over 1kg. While Linux was the de-facto operating sy...
The Toshiba NB100-11R is a well-made and smart-looking example of how to make a powerful mini laptop – not powerful in the sense of raw processing power but by covering most users needs, out of the box, with a trim and reliable interface. Andrew Har...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:47
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Video review: A top-quality screen sets the Toshiba apart, but so do some odd design choices which let it down...
Sharp, bright screen, aggressive price...
Odd battery design, fiddly keyboard...
A top-quality screen sets the Toshiba apart, but so do some odd design choices which let it down...
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Toshiba's NB100 is a Windows XP–based, 1kg netbook that is a little over-priced but well built and with some good functionality. It's one of the best options on the market for travellers; users who want a portable unit to watch videos and listen to music...
1kg, Sleep-and-Charge USB ports, screen tilts all the way back...
Cramped keyboard is hard to type on, screen is susceptible to reflections, touchpad buttons are uncomfortable, Sleep-and-Charge is not enabled by default...
The NB100 is a little overpriced, but it is a solid little unit with Sleep-and-Charge USB ports, which are very convenient while travelling. It could use more RAM and a solid-state drive; a version with Linux installed would be pretty sweet, too...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:47
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Toshiba is just the latest manufacturer to join the netbook fray with this NB100. Two versions are available, in fact: the NB100-10X and the NB100-111. Both have an Intel Atom processor, but the former uses an 80 GB hard drive and 512 MB of RAM to ru...
Small and light, Choice of either Linux or Windows XP, Bluetooth...
Glossy screen, Short battery life: just 2 hours 15 minutes, Small keyboard and touchpad, Bulky power adapter...
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Just like Dell with its Inspiron Mini 9, Toshiba has eased into the netbook fray with an 8.9in affair. Rather than offering a radical design, integrating 3G or supplying stunning specs, it's pinning its early hopes on reputation - a "netbook from a bra...
A superb choice of operating system and great-looking 8.9in screen, but the price needs to drop for Toshiba's first netbook to make a big impression...
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Toshibas NB100 looks distinctive thanks to its black and gold design. It feels sturdy, too. The VGA and Ethernet ports are located on the back to either side of the large battery. This leaves the three USB ports and the integrated memory card reade...
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With over 20 machines available, it's fair to say the netbook party is in full swing, but it's still missing one or two of the big players. Toshiba is no longer one of them, having recently launched the NB100, and it's definitely a case of better late than never...
Tiny, sturdy, well-designed interface...
Noisy keyboard, slightly cramped...
With netbooks increasing in size and price, its nice to see a return to the 8.9-inch form factor, and Toshiba has done it better than most...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:47
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In the face of an identical hardware platform, Toshibas netbook fails to bring a unique point of difference. Design In what is potentially an attempt to appeal to the business crowd, Toshibas NB100 features the least personality weve seen so far fro...
The same netbook platform weve come to know and love...
The same netbook platform weve come to know and love, Horrific mouse buttons, Cramped keyboard, Out of date styling, Poor battery life...
In the face of an identical hardware platform, Toshibas netbook fails to bring a unique point of difference.
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:47
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Toshiba’s recently launched netbook is supposedly aimed at students, first-time computer buyers, and people requiring a secondary PC. But despite its lightweight profile and decent specifications, this netbook still has a long way to go as it offers n...
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Toshiba NB100: the latest machine to cash in on the netbook craze.Price $699Rating 2.5 out of 5 Toshiba is the latest of the big names seeking to cash in on the netbook craze. These tiny, lightweight and low-cost laptops may lack the CD-DVD drive...
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Toshiba is often considered the Totoya of the laptop world, churning out millions of models ranging from affordable to super-affluent with a largely consistent sense of quality and innovation. Alas, the NB100 strikes us more as an East German Trabbi, a...
Chargeandgo USB ports, Easy access panel for upgrading RAM, You'll be instantly fashionable when clunky '80s retrotech becomes chic...
Ugly oldfashioned design, Tootiny keyboard and trackpad, Poor battery life, Preloaded with redundant bloatware, Overpriced, even with Toshiba's $100 rebate...
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The fight for netbook-market shares goes on. It might be that every renowned notebook manufacturer has, in the meantime, brought one or even more netbook models onto the market but the demand for mini-notebooks doesnt appear to come to a stop. One...
Quiet even under load, Option of Win XP or Ubuntu, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR, UMTS/3G...
Glossy display, Unsuitable for outdoor use, Loudspeakers are too quiet...
Toshiba NB-100Let's summarize. The NB-100 is light, handy and also robust and well-manufactured. As to looks, it might not belong to our favorites, but it is known that there's no accounting for taste.The display is as before a thorn in our side, though...
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When we first heard that Toshiba was planning to enter the mini-notebook category, we were half expecting them to reinvent the wheel instead of attempting the radical. In truth, we weren't far wrong. Abiding by the now-standard formula, Toshiba has ult...
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electronicsme.com Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:45
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If you are in the market for a go anywhere notebook produced by one of the manufacturers at the forefront of laptop technology, then you may want to check out the Toshiba NB100 NB100-014. The NB100-014 like any other netbook, offers the user the abilit...
In conclusion, the NB100-014 provides great functionality with some performance features of its larger siblings, but into an easier to carry package. If you are looking for the functionality of a netbook, with some added features that are normally only...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2014-05-18 02:41:47
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Maneuvering space in netbook arena is getting smaller and smaller every day, since almost every notebook manufacturer has its representative in this product category. Intel dictates strict rules for all manufactures so all models in netbook product cat...
Last surprise that Toshiba NB100 had for us was price tag: it is in range of similar products from less known brand names. Obviously Toshiba is aware of the fact that they came late and one way to compensate this is by offering better accessories and b...
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Joining the throng of compact-and-affordable notebook PC makers is Toshiba, with its little Toshiba NB100-11R laptop.The Toshiba NB100-11R really is small, at only 225m across and weighing a shade over 1kg.While Linux was the de-facto operating system...
The Toshiba NB100-11R is a well-made and smart-looking example of how to make a powerful mini laptop – not powerful in the sense of raw processing power but by covering most users needs, out of the box, with a trim and reliable interface...
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