Toshiba Satellite P105-S6147 17" Widescreen Laptop (Intel Pentium D Processor T2060, 1 GB RAM, 120 GB Hard Drive, SuperMulti DVD Drive, Vista Premium)

Amazon Customer Reviews

(5 out of 5)

Good computer

I use this very good looking computer to write e-mails, create documents in Microsoft, play music, DVD's and download pictures from my camara. I am a professional adult so i have no time neither interest on playing games in a computer, so i cannot give you an opinion about that part. I bought it 4 months ago, and now i am buying another one for my sister. So far, it has been perfect for what i need it. The Toshiba service is much much better than the HPservice. Although Vista is sometimes a pain in the neck, if you are not an impacient person, after two phone calls your computer will run fine. So don't freak out as I did. haha. The screen is beautiful, it is light for being a 17", and people stares at it when I use it in public places.
I hope my review was of any help for you today ;)

(5 out of 5)

great

I bought this laptop for $849 I've been able to do everything I want on it. I download music make cd etc. Excellent laptop....

I upgraded the memory for about 300 bucks...

(5 out of 5)

Superior Quality Product

This is my very first laptop purchase off the internet and I'm quite pleased with the result of my research on Amazon. The reviews and all the product information were accurate. The widescreen panel is simply amazing and very impressive. The sound quality is the best so far compared to many other laptops I've used. I use it for playing my favorite online music and watch a lot of internet TV. Overall, I highly recommend checking out this product.

(4 out of 5)

good and bad

i have had it for about 1 month i have had to call tech support 4 tims for problems that should not have happened only got to talk to one person who could speek english bad support.

(3 out of 5)

OK but annoying keyboard

Including work, this is my 4th Toshiba notebook and this is the first one I've regretted having. The right shift key is small and poorly located compared to the inverted "T" direction keys. Both Control keys are located "off" from other notebooks. It's been in service for over a year and I still haven't gotten used to shifting from at my desk with a USB dock to a real keyboard to the onboard keyboard on my lap. Three of the keys have become unreliable; that is, I press them but they don't register.

Definitely bump the RAM up to 2Gb, especially if running Vista Aero.

My teenager runs a wide variety of games on it without performance complaints. But there's no way he'll take this to college, as lugging 7+ pounds, 9+ including the adapter, all day is a non-starter.