Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts

01 October 2012

Toshiba L875D-S7232 Review


Here are my thoughts on my newly purchased laptop, a Toshiba L875D-S7232. Overall I am very happy with my purchase, but will definitely be looking to upgrade to a SSD at some point.

Pros:
  • 17.3" 1600x900 screen
  • A8-4500M Processor
  • 6GB of 1600MHz RAM
  • HD 7640G Graphics (defaults to 512MB use)
  • The Silver and Black color makes the laptop look professional
  • Good Windows Experience Index Scores (scale 1.0 to 7.9):
    • Processor: 6.7
    • Memory: 7.0 (out of the box; 7.2 after updates)
    • Graphics: 6.7
    • Gaming Graphics: 6.7
    • Hard Disk: 5.9
  • 3DMark 06: 4693
  • Price: $479.99 + tax at Staples
  • Boot Time is 2-3 minutes including login and browser launch

Cons:
  • No Hard Drive Activity LED (I replaced with a software one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/activityindicat/ )
  • The shiny black plastic surrounding and under the keyboard shows dirt and fingerprints easily
  • Norton 30 day trial - I uninstalled and replaced with Avast Free Home - http://www.avast.com/en-us/index
  • Power Plug does not have a separate ground 
  • No Spot for a second hard drive
  • It appears that video driver updates must come thru Toshiba instead of AMD, but this seems to be common with notebook APUs

Other Thoughts:
  • Toshiba Software Update Page
  • Island Keyboard may take some getting used to
  • Function keys (F1-F12) default to their function use (change screen brightness/volume etc.)
    • Was able to change this behavior thru the pre-installed Toshiba HWSETUP Utility
  • Comes with Office Starter (ad supported Word and Excel)
  • On Med/High settings at 1600x900 I get between 40 and 60 FPS (capped by vsync) in DDO
  • On High settings at 1600x900 in Battlefield Play 4 Free I get ~30FPS
  • Side exhaust does get quite warm
  • Battery Life seems to be around 2.5-3 hours

Update 2016-07-06:
  • Toshiba disabled virtualization in the bios. I am disappointed that they did this on a mid-range laptop to try to force more high end laptop sales.

28 February 2010

Compaq CQ61-420US Review

I have recently purchased a Compaq CQ61-420US from Staples for $399.

Specs:
  • Official Specs on HP's website
  • AMD Athlon II X2 M320 2.1GHz
  • 3GB DDR2 Memory
  • ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Graphics (shared memory)
  • 250GB 7200 RPM Hard Drive

Pros:
  • Price
  • Keyboard has a dedicated number pad
  • Large bright 15.6" Display
  • Built in Wireless N support
  • Windows 7
  • Responsive, quick web browsing
  • Touchpad switch to turn off touchpad when using external mouse
  • Processor supports virtualization

Cons:
  • No latch to keep screen closed
  • Screen has a shiny finish instead of matte
  • Microsoft Office Nagware
  • Norton Anti-Virus Nagware
  • 3 DVD writable media to create backup disks
  • Keyboard has half size arrow keys
  • Keyboard is not backlit
  • No HDMI Out
  • No Bluetooth
  • No built in webcam
Overall:
I am very happy with my purchase. Most of the negatives are just things that are omitted to just keep the price low. The laptop excels at web browsing and word processing. It has average battery life at about 2 hours.