TOSHIBA Satellite L750D-14R Refurbished 15.6" Laptop - Red £211.65 @ Dixons (15% discount @ checkout)
This stylish and powerful Toshiba Satellite L750D-14R Refurbished 15.6" Laptop is driven by the AMD Dual-Core E-450 Accelerated Processor and runs genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Practical computing With a focus on connectivity and sound and with 6GB of RAM for speedy performance, this laptop is great for entertainment.
The Toshiba Satellite L750D-14R Refurbished 15.6" Laptop not only looks smart in its glossy red finish, but it's also easy to handle and work with. The TruBrite high brightness LED-backlit 15.6" screen combined with the full size island-style keyboard makes for a great user experience. The TouchPad enables Multi-Touch control, a more interactive and engaging computing experience.
Media options and audio performance
If great visuals and audio are important to you, then the Toshiba Satellite L750D-14R Refurbished 15.6" Laptop boasts a wealth of features designed to give you a great experience.
Thanks to integrated Onkyo stereo speakers and Dolby Advanced Audio technology, your audio needs will be catered for with pitch-perfect sound.
A SuperMulti DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support supports your entertainment requirements and there is plenty of storage for your photos, movies and files thanks to a 640GB hard drive.
Entertainment hub
With Bluetooth, VGA, HDMI and multiple USB ports, this laptop is ready to take on your connective ambitions. A 4-in-1 card reader gives added media options and WiFi and a 0.3 megapixel webcam provide communication support.
So if you're looking for a PC with a combination of looks and personality, the Toshiba Satellite L750D-14R Refurbished 15.6" Laptop may be the one for you.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentHDMI port gets my vote
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Edited By: den169 on Jun 16, 2012 09:20
I won't post benchmarks as everyone knows they are misleading but if you absolutely can, try a computer running an AMD E-450 for a while to see if you can deal with it day-to-day. A low-end Core i3 (first-gen even) or Celeron will be faster.
Not being a mac is a reason for heat.
Id seriously think about saving a little extra and getting an i3 from dell outley for £80 more as these are very underpowered even for uni.
Sure dude and i sent you a PM