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Here is the Toshiba NB10 laptop

Toshiba has unveiled its latest Satellite and Satellite Pro NB10 laptops. Versatile, highly portable, lightweight and compact notebooks are extremely easy and secure to handle. Devices with the full functionality of Windows 8 with an optional touch screen are also a cost-effective solution for students and educational institutions.

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The affordable, aesthetically pleasing and extremely light Satellite NB10 is available in silver, while the Satellite Pro version is available in black. The 11,6-inch (29,5 cm) HD display provides sharp and detailed displays. Satellite or Satellite Pro NB10t with a touch screen size ideal for smaller hands can be used with ease even by children. With the latest Intel Celeron or Pentium processors and up to 4GB of memory, the performance is ideal for everyday use. With the help of devices equipped with 500 GB of storage, we can take a lot of documents, music and movies with us.

Despite their compact design, the Satellite NB10 and Satellite Pro NB10 are equipped with full-size connectors, eliminating the need for adapters or adapters. VGA and HDMI® jacks allow the use of external displays and projectors. This is especially useful if, for example, in a lesson, the instructor wants to present something on a large-screen TV using a notebook. For data transfer, you can connect high-speed, high-speed external devices to your laptop using the built-in USB ports, one of which is USB 3.0 standard. The SD card reader allows you to expand the storage capacity. Thanks to the built-in high-speed Wi-Fi a / g / b / n and LAN adapters, web pages and files can be downloaded at extremely high speeds.

The Toshiba Satellite NB10 and Satellite Pro NB10 will hit European stores in the fourth quarter of 2013.

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