Toshiba Qosmio F50-12W 15.4 inch Laptop, Core2Duo P8600 2.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSMDL, Vista Home Premium, TV Tuner SALE
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Toshiba Qosmio F50-12W 15.4 inch Laptop, Core2Duo P8600 2.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSMDL, Vista Home Premium, TV Tuner
ASIN : B0028N6OQG
List Price : £1,099.00
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This particular Toshiba Qosmio F50-12W 15.4 inch Laptop, Core2Duo P8600 2.40 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HDD, DVDSMDL, Vista Home Premium, TV Tuner does excelent. user friendly as well as change. The Cost of this became lower when compared with other areas, We other areas reviewed, rather than considerably more compare to related merchandise.
Category: Windows Vista Laptops
Brand: Toshiba
Rating : 1.0
Review 1 : Toshiba's own polished turd
I have to start by stressing that I base this review purely off a different version of the Qosmio X range.
I bought the Qosmio X500-128 over a year ago, and have suffered continually for it. Before I get onto the main point of the review, I would like to add that Toshiba pack the Qosmio range with all the bells and whistles it can think of, and some of them work. However, lots are short-lived, and the huge volume of background services that Toshiba have running to allow for all the mildly interesting and mostly redundant extra features, like Toshiba ReelTime (probably the most pointless program I have ever come across), have an effect on the system much like a small migraine has on a brain. The brain goes on functioning, but that migraine will keep on slowing it down and serves only to be a very noticeable irritation.
Anyway, the first problem I noticed was the sudden appearance of a BSOD only 2 months into the life of my new laptop. This escalated within 3 weeks...
Review 2 : What A Load Of Old Tosh
Bought one of these direct from Toshiba and was initially impressed. After approx seven months it started having trouble booting up, after a good few calls to their tech people thought it was sorted out
Then nine months after purchase it failed completely, sent back to Toshiba under warranty.
After a month during which they changed the Hard Drive, Motherboard and Keyboard it returned with a different operating system than it went with
This couldn't be activated and Toshiba could only offer me a recovery disc for thirty pounds
To sum up, nice to look at and use , may have just been unlucky with the breakdown, but Toshiba customer care is appalling and they will never get another penny of my money
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