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  Toshiba Satellite P750/0EM

  
  CNET Rating6.5

  The Satellite P750/0EM is a powerful mid-range laptop. We'd opt for a version without the 3D, though, so as to avoid incredibly poor battery life, and to save AU$500.

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  Toshiba Satellite C665/00T

  

  For AU$799, the Toshiba Satellite C665 is a perfectly good laptop. The omission of Bluetooth could be a show-stopper for some, otherwise this is quite a deal. 2

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  Toshiba Qosmio DX730

  

  Unless you want the HDMI in, the Toshiba Qosmio DX730 simply doesn't do well enough for the asking price. HP's Touchsmart 520 is a better quality product — and AU$400 cheaper.

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  Toshiba Satellite Z830

  

  Toshiba's Satellite Z830 is without question the leading ultrabook in the market today. With extra ports, backlit keyboard and stellar battery life, it stands head and shoulders above competitors. 3

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  Toshiba Qosmio F750

  

  The latest in Toshiba's Qosmio line is an entertainment-heavy beast. And we do mean heavy. 1

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  Toshiba Satellite C660

  

  Toshiba's Satellite C660 solidly demonstrates that you get what you pay for. It's not a bad notebook, but it's not a particularly remarkable one either. 1

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  Toshiba Satellite L750

  

  Toshiba's shiny Core i5-enabled laptop is a fair performer, but there's an odd set of differences between it and the model that sits just above it in Toshiba's range. 4

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  Toshiba NB550D

  

  Toshiba's AMD Fusion-powered netbook delivers performance you wouldn't normally associate with netbooks, but struggles due to low memory allocation. 3

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  Toshiba Satellite L650

  

  At less than AU$1000, the L650 offers great bang for buck, and should offer the flexibility for most consumers to do what they want to do. 8

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