is toshiba better than hp?
1830734
I purchased it as a gift. The person I gave it to is very happy with it but I have no side by side comparison to properly advise you.
1830735
Yes I think it is we have two of them and we love them one has window 7 and we like that better than the other that has windows 8 but I'm getting to understand more of it as I use it.
1830736
Haven't had an hp in years, so I can't compare them. The Toshiba had what I needed (DVD player and plug for projectors), and the price was right.
1830737
I've found it to be a very good computer and it is considerably less expensive.
71437
I have both and really like the 1000HE(belongs to my wife). I got the Toshiba today and I love it. You really can't go wrong with either one. I do like the finish on the Toshiba.
1137720
I would get TF701T, think it's much faster. TF701T seems to have similar specs to Toshiba Excite Write (same Tegra 4 processor, 2GB RAM) as opposed to TF700T which has Tegra 3 and 1GB RAM. I have both Toshiba Excite write and Asus TF700T and Toshiba Excite Write is much faster. You can notice it when opening apps, browsing, playing music while playing games (I usually use TuneIn or Google Play Music) and on TF700T music sometime stutters while on Excite Write it plays fine. Assuming ASUS TF701T would performs similarly to Toshiba Excite Write. TF700T is still a pretty good tablet now but it's 1-2 years old technology which is a lifetime in tablet years :) Of course depends on usage, if you want to read text and watch videos it's great. New games, browsing the net might show age of the tablet...
551694
The REGZA is not Toshiba's top of the line LCD. That would be the "Cinema Series" line. The REGZA is a fine TV and great value, though.
402978
You should contact Toshiba. I would guess no. They don't mention it in the specs. Derek
1129651
Yes you would.... the Toshiba has an odd-ball power connector on the back of it that to be honest I have not seen before now.... I'm assuming that it is proprietary to the Toshiba.
2143452
I own both, my wife uses the HP100 and I use the HP 470 with my Toshiba laptop and carry it on business travel. It, the HP470 has never failed me.My wife has no complaints. I use it wired, not wireless. My 470 is black her's is chrome, that seems to be the only difference....Good Luck
277463
I saw the lower numbered models at Frys this weekend. They didnt have the L117FX/B. I played around with it briefly and the touch screen was more responsive than the HP all-in-one model. All the HP's had Vista and DVD drives for about the same price as the Sony, which had blu-ray and Windows 7. Although I dont think I would use the touch screen much (don't like the smudged screens), I did like the look and build of the Sony. Everything seemed to be built a bit better than the HP. I can't wait for the reviews to come out...
1348643
Hey AC I was just kidding about that question. I'm 12 and I wanted to see peoples reactions. I'm fine with a toshiba
200057
Iam still on the fence due to the price. Saw a nice looking toshiba for 629.00-any thought? He loves mac as opposed to microsoft. HHMM.
389976
I bought a Sony recommended by Consumer Reports, but before hooking it up I read user reviews here on Amazon--they spoke of copyright problems and recommended this Toshiba. I returned the Sony and am hopeful; abouit this Toshiba.
869073
I don't know. I just looked through the battery listings until I found the exact Toshiba model. Sorry.
617223
Generally, Toshiba does a good job of communicating with peripherals, and HP shouldn't have any issues as the AIO has scanning specific software. I would download a free PDF creator such as Primo PDF and print to this, verses the printer, which in turn creates a PDF document, which will insert right into SO database with ease. I have found that certain documents from the Internet will print to Primo PDF, whereas they normally take forever to translate through the browser and print for scanning purposes. By printing to Primo PDF, you also eliminate the need to scan to pdf.
71433
I too looked at both of these netbooks and both would serve my purposes. But I think I am going to choose the toshiba mini 205. My biggest reason is the negative reviews on the asus 1005ha concerning the batteries and ac adapters scared me a little. While the complaints with the toshiba appears to be more fixable. Poor sound quality is fixable with the use of headphones since the headphone jack is stereo, not monoaural like the speaker, and trackpad issues can be fixed with the use of a mouse.
1623776
Sorry I can't answer your question for sure, but I don't know why it wouldn't work there are both Toshiba.
1606730
The HP that we jave goes crazy all the time. The dell is so much better. I would not buy the hp
481992
The Toshiba Satellite A30-151 accepts DDR PC 2700 333MHz(maximum 2GB with 1GB/slot), which is precisely this memory. HOWEVER, I've had several Toshiba Satellites, Dells and HPs in the past and I found out that unlike the Dells and HPs, the Toshiba laptops are VERY finicky when it comes to the BRAND of the memory. I've had situations where I had two different memory brands where both had the EXACT same specs and the Toshiba laptops would accept one brand and not the other. It had been a while so I do not remember which brand I used, but I just want you to be aware that your machine may not accepts the memory you bought for it, even though it is the correct memory.