Toshiba Satellite 11.6" NB10-A00Y Bay Trail N2810, 4GB DDR3 (Dick Smith) $359.10 after Coupon

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scrimshaw on 08/03/2014 - 20:15 dicksmith.com.au (846 clicks)
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Budget Toshiba ultrabook, perfect for high school and university.

Use the SAVEMORE coupon code to bring the price down to $359.10.

Coupon expires midnight.

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• LCD: 11.6 HD 200 CSV LD-Flat
• CPU: Intel Celeron N2810
• Clock Speed: 2GHz
• Memory: 4GB DDR3L (1600Mhz)
• HDD: 500GB (5400rpm) with Toshiba HDD Accelerator
• Graphics Controller: Intel® HD Graphics ODD
• Connectivity: RGB/HDMI/USB3.0x1 USB2.0x2
• Wireless Connectivity: Non Intel 11bgn+BT(1x1) 150Mbps
• LAN: 10/100Mbps LAN
• OS: Win8 ML 64Bit
• Media Bridge Slot: SD card slot
• Speaker: Standard Boxless
• Web Camera/Mic: 0.9M FF HD Type13A-USB w/ MICx1
• Dimensions: Height 21.7mm x Width 284.5mm x Depth 208.6mm
• Weight: 1.68 KG's
• Warranty: 1 Year

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  macamaca on 08/03/2014 - 20:54

  Might be OK if you put an SSD in it. 5400 is too slow.
  Anyone know if the drive is SATA and accessible?

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    scrimshaw on 08/03/2014 - 21:04

    Most netbooks/ultrabooks use a slimmer 7mm HDD.

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  Merlict on 08/03/2014 - 21:15

  +1

  Really stretching 'Ultrabook'. Heavy for the size and just a Celeron. But cheap!

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    scrimshaw on 08/03/2014 - 21:25

    +1

    Actually, Intel did some renaming last year, some of the higher clocked Atoms are now called Celerons which is why this is actually a Bay Trail SOC rather than Haswell. While it might be pretty slow, the CPU only uses 7.5 watts at full load.

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      Merlict on 08/03/2014 - 23:20

      Huh, fair enough. Can't blame them for wanting to get away from the memory of some of the utterly glacial older Atoms

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    alebox on 09/03/2014 - 01:53

    do you know if are there any decent ultrabooks in the sub 700 price range?

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  [Deactivated] on 08/03/2014 - 21:26

  Rumcat?

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  jasonc on 08/03/2014 - 22:27

  if it had gigabit i'd replace my netbook with it

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  ozhunter68 on 09/03/2014 - 01:02

  Too late now, but unless you need Windows O/S, I would have gone for the lighter although bigger 13" Toshiba

  Chromebook for same price with the 10% off. Here it is :

  http://www.dicksmith.com.au/laptops-notebooks/toshiba-13-3-c…

  I will grab it next time when on sale, as this month I had to replace a large fridge ( large cost ).

  Although only 2 GB ram ( not upgradable ), heaps for running Chrome, the processor is a Haswel chip, an Intel Celeron® 2955U which has almost twice, Yes Twice the performance in PassMark Benchmark Results. 836 V 1533. That should be very noticable in real world use. I know it does not have a large spinning HHD, and only 16 GB ssd on board, but that is easily upgraded with a full size SD slot/card, not to mention the included free for two years 100 GB of storage FREE. Most people buying this will have another faster fully fledged Windows?Mac computer, so this is better looked at as an alternative to a netbook or tablet.

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  scotty on 09/03/2014 - 23:21

  According to specification at MyToshiba.com.au, the battery life is only 3.98 hours. You would think with a Bay Trail based CPU should last longer.