Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #5341 in Personal Computers
- Size: One Size
- Color: Black
- Brand: Toshiba
- Model: PSBY5U-02101P
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.40" h x
16.30" w x
10.80" l,
7.50 pounds
- CPU: Intel Core i5 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 6GB DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 640GB
- Graphics: GTX 560M
- Processors: 2
- Native resolution: 1366 x 768
- Display size: 17.3
Features
- Intel Core i5 Processor 2.4GHz (3MB Cache)
- 6GB SDRAM RAM
- 640GB 5400RPM Hard Drive
- 17.3-Inch Screen, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, 5 hours Battery Life
Toshiba Qosmio X775-Q7380 17.3-Inch Gaming Laptop - Fusion X2 Finish in Red Horizon
Product Description
Designed for entertainment, qosmio products offer the most powerful multimedia and gaming experiences available on a laptop. built for tv, music, video and gaming, they feature ultra clear, bright screen technology, surround sound and one-touch controls to access all your multimedia content. models even include high definition dvd-r for a cinematic film experience, and hard disk drive recording to allow you to record tv programmes direct to your laptop.manufacturer - Toshiba; manufacturer part number - psby5u-02101p; manufacturer website address - Toshiba; brand name - Toshiba; product line - qosmio; product series - x775; product model - x775-q7380; product name - qosmio x775-q7380 notebook; product type - notebook; miscellaneous - package contents - qosmio x775-q7380 notebook standard battery ac adapter ; miscellaneous - green compliant - yes; miscellaneous - green compliance certificate/authority - energy star, weee, rohs; warranty - standard warranty - 1 year limited; physical characteristics - weight (approximate) - 7.50 lb;
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
By Petit Prince
The first thing I noticed after setting up this laptop is its weight. At a whopping 7.5 pounds, you really notice its weight when it's sitting on your lap. I wasn't sure I was ever going to get used to it, but it seems better now. I should say that I had recently returned an HP DV7-6199 laptop because of a hardware issue, so I'm in a position of comparing the two, since their prices are comparable. The DV7 that I ordered had an i7 quad core. This has an i5 dual core. On Novabench's benchmark test, the CPU on the Toshiba still scored in the low "high-end" range. So it's plenty fast for most applications. I don't do any gaming, so I can't comment on how it performs on those tasks. Both video cards scored the same. This machine only has 6Gb of RAM while the HP had 8 Gb. I think the main differences are going to come down to features.The Toshiba has a back-lit keyboard. This is nice at night when you are typing in a dark room. The HP keyboard is hard to see unless the room is brightly lit. The Toshiba also has amazing sound for a laptop. I thought it was even better than what I was getting through my headphones. I also like the fact that you can easily turn off the touchpad on the Toshiba. I was having the "cursor jumping around" problem on the HP, which might be related to the touchpad. The function button features can be changed via an on-screen display and your mouse/touchpad. That's a real nice feature. But there are also shortcut keys for sound +/-, wireless, etc. too. I'd also have to give a slight nod to the Toshiba on graphics. Crisp and clear and bright. The only thing that I wish was that it would have a greater range for dimming. It doesn't get as dim as I'd like, especially at night. This only has a standard DVD drive while the HP has a blu-ray player. It's not a feature I would use, so it's not a big deal to me.The Toshiba's power supply is quite large, but the cord is pretty long. However, the power connector could come loose over time. It's OK now, but I worry about the future. It's a big multiple-prong connector that doesn't have great depth. (Take a hint from MacBook, people)I think as far as performance, the HP scores higher, but I think the Toshiba scores higher on features.Pros:Great graphicsGreat soundFeatures: back-lit keyboard/on-screen controls/quiet keyboardCons:WeightIndustrial sized power supplyPower connector may come loose over timeNo blu-ray playerCould be more streamlinedShort battery lifeEDIT: OK, so it's day three now. Now that I'm getting used to the Toshiba's features, I'm really starting to like it. Higher end models have 3D capabilities, although the Toshiba DVD player that comes with this model apparently has the ability to create a pseudo 3D from 2D DVD's on the fly. I haven't tried it yet, though. I barely notice the weight now. I enjoy watching Netflix from the nice screen size. The other thing I didn't like about the HP was its cold metal body. It wasn't too appealing to rest your hands on it after it had cooled off.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Gary Johnson
I was worried about buying a laptop over the internet. But to buy one with these specs at such a great price it was a no brainer. Yes, you can find it elsewhere for about the same price, but the key difference for me was that not only was I buying a great product to start with, but also having the peace of mind of doing it through Amazon. On top of that to have a laptop with a Nvidia GTX560 in it is already pretty amazing. Im a huge gamer and this beast of acomputer has handled eveything Ive thrown at it. I am very pleased with it so far. The only thing I didnt like was that it only came with 6 Gbs of RAM when the norm is 8 Gbs for gaming. No big deal though cause if you purchase this register it and write a review for it for them they give you a 10% cupon code for use on their website. I used that to purchase a 4Gbs stick for it. Besides that, this thing is amazing. If you looking for a new gaming laptop, this one is amazing for the price.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Mike
Love this laptop. This is my first laptop and I got it as a replacement for my aging desktop... To upgrade would've required a whole new build and I figured I'd go for the mobility.First, I love how this computer's designed. The keyboard is silky smooth to write with, and as a speed typist this comes in very handy. Also, the backlighting on the keyboard is pretty sweet, and red's one of my favorite colors.I shopped around for a bit but decided to get this one because of the larger screen size. I'm and avid gamer and I've been Skyrim-ing it up on this thing. Ultra high everything, etc. with high fps.I like how the ventilation is designed also, as all of the heat from the GPU during gaming shoots out of a side vent and not onto your lap at all. If you're in a recliner like I am though it can hit the arm of the chair and start to heat up that area, but a quick butt adjustment fixes this.The GPU in this notebook is on the high end scale of mobile GPUs at the moment, and it gets hot. The ventilation is nice but I am starting to look for a good cooler that I can adjust the fans to the back left of the laptop bottom, since this is where the GPU and fan vent are.The screen is 720p and not 1080p like some of the nicer screens on laptops in this price range, which does kinda suck. However, the wide display still looks very, very nice, and images are very crisp. One thing that does suck about the screen however is that it's hard to get an even color on the entire screen at once. For instance, if you want the perfect picture on the top of the screen and tilt it so it looks nice, the bottom will suffer as a result, and vice versa. This kind of sucks but if you're using it for awhile you don't really notice it as much.All in all, a great laptop and I am very happy with my purchase. Especially since my Asus I ordered first arrived with a dysfunctional screen.
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