Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1612 in Personal Computers
- Color: Grey
- Brand: Toshiba
- Model: PSK3AU-00Q014
- Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.49" h x
16.30" w x
10.60" l,
6.60 pounds
- CPU: Intel Core i3 2.26 GHz
- Memory: 4GB DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 500GB
- Battery type: Lithium Ion
- Native resolution: 1600 x 900
- Display size: 17.3
Features
- 2.2 GHz Intel Core i3-350M dual-core processor
- 4 GB DDR3 memory
- 500 GB SATA hard drive, DVD SuperMulti drive with Labelflash® supporting 11 formats
- 17.3-inch widescreen HD TruBrite LED-backlit display, Intel HD Graphics
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, 4.5 hours of battery life
Toshiba Satellite L675-S7018 LED TruBrite 17.3-Inch Laptop (Grey)
Product Description
For those seeking a super-size PC with desktop-like performance, plus Toshiba quality, style and value, the Satellite L675 laptop is a great choice. Whether you’re working, studying, creating multimedia, or just up for widescreen high-def entertainment, the 17.3-Inch diagonal TruBrite HD display on this notebook makes it better. And for those thinking about replacing their desktop computer, this PC offers the newest multi-core processors from Intel, a DVD player, along with all the memory and storage they’ll need to tackle whatever the day may bring. Draped in style, it comes with our acclaimed Fusion Finish in a range of striking colors. Toshiba “Smart-Inch Features - like a TouchPad with Multi-touch Control and our PC Health Monitor - mean you can do more and worry less. And with Wi-Fi, a Webcam plus plenty of expansion ports, you’ll have all the freedom you need to do your best. With this Toshiba laptop, you’ll be living large for sure.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
26 of 27 people found the following review helpful.
When you have a Toshiba, it's good to keep a spare laptop in the house.
By Rosemary Thornton
There are many things to love about the Toshiba L675. The screen is fantastic. It's bright and wide and clear and easy to read. I also like the traditional PC numeric keypad to my right. As a former bookkeeper, it makes adding up lots of numbers easy work. The Toshiba L675 has lots of memory, and as an architectural historian and writer, I need that. My last laptop had more than 30,000 high-res photos. This new laptop has plenty of space for ten times that many photos.However, if I had to buy a $700 laptop again, I think I would spend my hard-earned dollars elsewhere. I've already had a significant problem for which I had to talk to tech support (in the Philippines) and their remedy was not impressive. In short, if this problem (discussed below) is not resolved, I have learned that it will be my personal responsibility to reformat the computer and reload all software and only then will Toshiba pay for return shipping. And then, it's a two-to-four week wait before I have a laptop again.The problem: The Toshiba laptop gets into some kind of weird loop where it will not allow me to type normally. Keystrokes do not result in letters appearing onscreen. I type at 100 wpm and yet when this problem arises, I have no choice but to type about four words per minute, pressing each keystroke slowly and then waiting for the corresponding letter to appear on screen. It's bizarre and maddening. One day, I was ready to take the laptop outside to the woodshed and "fix" it, once and for all with my 20-pound sledgehammer. I'm a writer and I can not tolerate an ill-behaved, recalcitrant laptop.In desperation, I called Toshiba and after the obligatory 24-minute hold, I reached "Miguel."Toshiba's solution is this: About once every 7-10 days (when the problem occurs), I have to turn the computer off, remove the battery, depress the start button for 15 seconds (to completely drain any power) and then restart the computer sans battery. After following this procedure, Lappy returns to normality.I'm disappointed that this is Toshiba's best solution to this odd problem. I'm disappointed that if I grow weary of this maddening problem, I have to deal with reformatting the computer and fiddling around with it for who knows how long.However, this purchase represented a tremendous investment. I feel stuck. And so I continue, about once every 7-10 days, turning off the computer, removing the battery, depressing the start button for 15 seconds...In the meantime, I had the hard drive on my old laptop replaced. When you have a Toshiba, it's good to keep a spare laptop in the house.Rose Thornton
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
I love this laptop !
By Ritu Sharma
This is my third laptop and I think this was an awesome BUY! Great price for the stuff(bought it from Costco - $699), very nice bright pleasant screen (I wanted to have a big screen- 17.3") and graphics are awesome, speed is great too with 4GB RAM. I have plenty of hard drive( 500 GB)to store videos/pictures. I am satisfied with the audio - loud clear sound. The only cons I feel so far is WebCam seems to be cheap - picture quality not that good. I didn't have web cam in my other laptops, so my expectations were high. Also, I was video calling international contacts... just haven't tried enough yet. But overall I am very happy with this laptop.I JUST LOVE IT !!!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Great Buy
By P David
I have been very happy with this laptop. I purchased it to provide a portable CAD-CAM computer that would function fast enough to use in front of clients. The Intel Core i3 chip, combined with 4 gigabytes of RAM is more than capable of performing this task. I use it with a mouse and like the fact that I can easily switch off the touchpad (recessed switch below the space bar) which frees me to use the keyboard without fear of accidentally triggering a catastrophe as my hand inadvertently brushes the touchpad. I have large hands, and the full-size keyboard, as well as the separate number pad were important to me. Battery life is better than I expected, even when using the external mouse; rendering drawings doesn't seem to have much effect on the battery. There are a few negatives (and I use that term loosely) with this computer. First, the button that opens and closes the carriage on the DVD/CD drive is recessed and usually usually requires several pokes and a peek at the side before I am successful in opening it. Second, be aware that the 17.3 inch screen means that the laptop is wider than most and your selection of laptop briefcases will be limited and more expensive than with smaller units. The only real negative I have found is with the installed RAM. There are two available slots and each slot is populated with 2 GB, meaning that if you wish to increase the memory (as I wanted to do) you will need to discard one or both of the existing memory cards. I like the fact that it came with 4 gigabytes of RAM, but wish that Toshiba had chosen to do so using one single 4 GB card, which would have made it very easy to add another 4 GB to bring it to the maximum possible 8 GB. Still, I would recommend this lap top without hesitation.
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