We find this day a test of the Toshiba Satellite P770.
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Here is the configuration of the Toshiba Satellite P770 tested:
17.3 “++ WXGA LED Backlight TruBrite (1600 ? 900, brilliant) 6 GB DDR3 1333 MHz (8 GB), 2 slotsNvidia Geforce GT 540 M 1 GB DDR3 dedicated, Intel GMA HD 3000 integrated processor and Optimus2 speaker Harman Kardon Dolby Advanced AudioWi-Fi b/g/n + GigabitOui Ethernet, SD/mSD/SDHC/SDXC/MS/MSPro/MMC/xDLecteur of fingerprint digitales3 USB 2.0 + 1 USB 3.0 Sleep’ no ChargeWindows 7 Home Premium 64 bitsClavier chiclet (enlightened retro?) with keypadtouchpad multi-touchMicrosoft Office Starter 2010, read/burn DVD, LifeSpace, utilities Toshiba including Face Recognition SoftwareThe tester is not its particularly attractive design with its shiny black plastic. According to construction quality is average and he calls it even “cheap” by the tester.
The keyboard provides a comfortable input even if it deflects under pressure. The optional touchpad slides well and its buttons are easy to press. The bright screen is good but blacks could be deeper. The tester regrets the lack of drive Blu – Ray and would have preferred a larger storage capacity.
Harman Kardon audio part is very correct with good accuracy and low herein connections is relatively conventional.
It delivers good general performance, including games, with a score of 7292 points under PCMark05 and 8678 points in 3DMark06. Under the Dirt 3 game, he displays an average of 25 fps and is playable correctly.
Its autonomy is of 1 h 13 in full load (CPU 100%), which allows to obtain a better in practice. The tester grant him the overall score of 3.5/5.
Access to the test of the Toshiba Satellite P770 on CNet
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