Toshiba First 3D Laptop: Satellite A665-3DV
With the frenzy over iPads and iPhones, it is not surprising to see sales of personal computers and laptops taking a backseat.
However, 3D technology could be the X-factor to push up their sales. Toshiba has jumped on the bandwagon by unveiling its first 3D laptop, Satellite A665-3DV.
The Satellite A665-3DV boasts a Core i7-740QM quad-core processor, Windows 7 Home Premium, 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 640GB hard drive, NVIDIA’s GeForce GTS 350M (1GB), a Blu-ray burner, LED backlit keyboard and 802.11n WiFi.
There is also a built-in webcam, a trackpad, a BD drive and support for 3D. The 1,366 x 768 native resolution spanning the 15.6-inch panel is impressive too.
The laptop is priced at $1,599.99. Well, since there will be an onslaught of 3D laptop in the near future, I will just hold back for a while and hope the prices hit $1000 before opening my wallet.
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This is really getting out of hand. People will have to start taking out mortgages to buy a 3D Blu-ray 1080p HD NVIDIA 6GB RAM 500GB SSD Win7 x64 netbook + 4 “free” pairs of 3D glasses.
nice innovation
Toshiba will be the first company to offer the first 3d-capable Blu-ray player in their laptop, not first in 3D.
Imagine a laptop as the hub of your growing, fast-moving digital life. Nice one for toshiba!
even though the idea is great, the only problem is we want to wear glass to see 3d effect,, in future there no need to wear 3d glass, i will buy that types of laptop ,,
@ no xplode
Toshiba is not the first in the 3D laptop market. The Satellite A665-3DV is its first attempt at incorporating 3D technology.
@ Ashok –
Yes, 3D glasses is a big impediment to me watching 3D DVDs on a laptop. I don’t want to get a headache while on the move.
Nice innovation. I’m using old product, hihihi….