Toshiba's Qosmio G40 now with world's first HD DVD-RW drive
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
HD4ME @ Dec 17th 2007 6:19AM
Superb quality gear, very nice.
Blu ray trolls bucketing starts in
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Michael @ Dec 17th 2007 7:38AM
That is one freakin' SWEET laptop config!! Dual HDTV tuners and HDMI? Plus HD-DVD? And don't forget the T7500, 4GB memory and 400GB storage. Toshiba decides to pull out all the stops and gives us a little slice of heaven with this one.
For all that, I'd definitely slog around the 10 pounds in my bag. Way to go Toshiba! Too bad you guys are losing so much cash on your HD players that you can't put a quality computer out... oh wait... you just did! Sorry Blu!!!
hemmy @ Dec 17th 2007 8:09AM
Qosmio has a reputation for being anything but quality.
The Satellite? Now that is quality.
LiqwidZero @ Dec 17th 2007 8:38AM
I wants it!
Eddie @ Dec 17th 2007 1:22PM
Sexy. Same feeling I got when I saw the first optical disc drives in laptops...
Talkstr8t @ Dec 17th 2007 2:02PM
I see Toshiba finally managed to get rewritable HD DVD support out. Or at least announced. Of course, you still can't even buy an HD DVD-R burner unless it comes packaged in a laptop, so don't hold your breath waiting for external HD DVD-RW burners. Meanwhile there are at least half a dozen companies selling unique Blu-ray burners (with both writable and rewritable support - imagine that!). Oh, and where's that 51GB HD DVD burner? Oh, right, that format has only been approved for ROM.