Toshiba Portege R830 Opinie (Laptopy)

Want an ultraportable notebook that concentrates on features rather than style? Optical drive, full speed processor, wireless display, USB 3.0, light weight, long battery: Toshiba delivers again with the Sandy Bridge update to the Portege range - mostly.

A slim, lightweight business ultraportable that gives you full-size performance, features and battery life - and stands up to the rigours of travel

A slim, lightweight business ultraportable that gives you full-size performance, features and battery life - and stands up to the rigours of travel

A very business-like 13-inch ultraportable at a business price, the Portege R830 is truly portable but makes the minimum of compromises. The design statement it makes is that you need to get some work done

Low cost expert. Light, long battery life, and well put together. With the low end version of the Portégé R830 from Toshiba premium business is now affordable. The question is whether the claims of an ideal picture quality are also true? ...

Good application performance; Good battery life; Light weight; Slim case; (Stable), matte magnesium case; Optical drive; HDMI, eSATA, Docking Port; Precise multi-touchpad; Good but not perfect input devices; Sensible hardware tools

System noise under load; Short travel of the keys and touchpad buttons; Weak TFT backlight; Low contrast of the display; Narrow viewing angles

Very good battery life with a low power consumption

I've had this machine for a few days now and so far I'm very happy with it. It feels fast, and the preinstalled Toshiba software does not bother me personally. The "look and feel" screams professionalism. Battery time is great, ca. 8 hours in "eco...

great specs, classy look, sturdy design

keyboard, graphics card

this laptop looks good, but you can get a just as powerful laptop for half the price

Built in mobile broadband

the price

I bought it because I wanted the 64 bit win7 with XP compatible mode for older apps, ultra light for traveling, really fast SSD drive, and fastest chip set out there. It boots up in about 25 seconds. And shuts down fast too. I use the hibernate mode a...