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Toshiba's Satellite T100 Series laptops charge while they sleep

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Toshiba's new T100 Series laptops will hit shelves on October 22, coinciding with the release of Windows 7
Toshiba Satellite T135
Toshiba Satellite T135
Toshiba Satellite T135 - LED backlit widescreen display
Toshiba Satellite T115
Toshiba Satellite T135 - full size keyboard
Toshiba Satellite T135
Toshiba Satellite T135 in Nova Red
Slimline - Toshiba Satellite T135
Toshiba's new T100 Series laptops will hit shelves on October 22, coinciding with the release of Windows 7
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Toshiba's new middleweight T100 Series laptops will hit shelves on October 22, coinciding with the release of Windows 7. Both the 11.6 inch and 13.3-inch models come in at under 4 pounds and feature a LED backlit widescreen displays, built-in webcam with face recognition, HDMI port, up to 9 hours of battery life and the company's very useful "Sleep-and-Charge" technology, which lets you power up portable devices when the laptop is turned off.

The 13.3-inch Satellite T135 and the smaller T115 both run on Windows® 7 Home Premium operating system, use DDR3 RAM and feature 802.11b/g/n wireless. The hard drives - which start at 250GB (5400 RPM) - are protected by Impact Sensor technology which detects sudden movement and “parks” the heads of the HDD to minimize any damage before the laptop hits the floor.

Both models also feature full-sized keyboards, multi-touch control pads and come in red and black finishes (a white finish os also available for the T135). The pricing is also worth noting - the T135 starts at US$600 and the T115 starts at $450.

Here's a run down of the key specs:

    Toshiba Satellite T135:
  • 13.3-inch diagonal widescreen HD TruBrite™ LED Backlit display
  • Windows 7 Home Premium operating system
  • Intel® Pentium® SU4100 processor or Intel® Pentium® SU2700 processor
  • DDR3 RAM
  • Starting at 250GB (5400 RPM) HDD
  • 802.11b/g/n wireless and 10/100 Ethernet
  • Bluetooth V2.1 + EDR (available on select models)
  • Toshiba Hard Drive Impact Sensor
  • Touch Pad with Multi-touch Control
  • Weight - 3.88 lbs.
  • Long-life 6-cell battery delivering up to 9 hours of battery life
  • One eSATA/USB combo port with USB Sleep-and-Charge and two USB 2.0 ports
  • HDMI port
  • Built-in Webcam with Toshiba Face Recognition, stereo speakers and microphone
  • Toshiba PC Health Monitor
  • 5-in-1 Memory Card Reader Slot
  • The Toshiba Satellite T115 carries the same specifications except it's lighter at 3.49 lbs., has an 11.6-inch diagonal display and a choice of Intel® Pentium® SU4100 processor or Intel® Celeron® 743 processor.

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    5 comments
    RpD
    "the company's very useful "Sleep-and-Charge" technology, which lets you power up portable devices when the laptop is turned off."
    This makes little sense and you really should define it. Sleep-and-Charge?? What portable devices? What does powering up portable devices have to do with turning the laptop off and charging it?
    nehopsa
    ...exactly. The article is somehow confused/confusing. A laptop that charge when asleep. Charge what? Itself? This is definitely implied but reading further it becomes obvious it is JUST about charging portable devices. IT IS misleading as I jumped at this article to find an inovative technology that allows "sleep charging" of a laptop when disconnected from the grid/not in use...I was curious what it was supposed to be. (A wireless loop? A solar lid?) Disappointed too I am.
    tientze
    I think when it says 'sleep and charge' it refers to any other devices we have which can utilize the USB port for charging. (ie: ipod, various mp3 players, cellphones, etc).
    Which is pritty handy when travelling. your cell is running out of battery, just plug it into the usb port without having to turn on the Laptop and away you go.
    (thats what i understand anyway)
    Agnieszka Kordek
    thank u tientze. in case u haven\'t figured from previous comments, everyone seems to understand what it meant, it\'s just that we\'re ALL so disappointed to waste our time reading stuff because of misleading titles!
    Chiranjeevi Bhattarai
    This is really good to have. I love all the T series. They only need to look after there design. mini notebooks