toshiba NB305 -410 or 440? i can t decide which one i buy.any help??????????what s the difference? i know 440 is newer modell , but 410 has 11 hours of battery life
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I'm going for the 410 because of the battery life. I can't figure out why they wouldgo to a smaller battery when the primary upgrade is the n455 processor so thatit works with DDR3 ram. I want to be free of power cords for extended periods oftime with a netbook so that's why I'm getting the 410!
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i like the 410 becuse of the longer battery. but the 440 is newer modell , because it s newer it does not mean that is more faster??? or why the upgrade modell supposed to be better? can i just buy one more battery with it and carry it with me? i don t know what is ddr3 ram , and n455 processor. i m very bad with computers.
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I'm waiting for the release of the 6 cell version. I don't want to have a small, take anywhere laptop that needs a plug to work after two hours of use. There are other, similar subnotebooks coming out soon too. The Acer one, Dell (whatever, don't know if it has a name), the new ASUS 901 and 1000 series, and, very likely, there will be more. Buying one now is great if you can find one, and I would like to, but I don't want to feel buyer's remorse in a short period of time.
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as long as the battery fits your model, you should be good upgrade. all you are getting is a larger battery storage, but the battery will still fit your model. no need to stay at 4400
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Hi - Yes, I should have posted that I also found out the 1011 is indeed the 10v. How many hours does the 3 cell last - does anyone know?In any case, I checked out the 1011 at Microcenter (hands-on), and found it to be a sturdy little number but they were selling it for $334 and were sold out. That's why when I found it here for $299 I thought it was a good deal. I would probably upgrade the memory to 2 G via Crucial. I think it sells for around $50.
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This is a great laptop. Buy it. You can get larger replacement batteries for $35 with 50% more battery length. Browsing the internet, the battery should last 4 hours with stock battery.
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Question: The bottom of my laptop doesn't say DDR2 or 3! It is a Toshiba NB505 but I got it in March so I'm thinking it is an older model of the 505?Anyone know if it's not on the sticker on the bottom how to tell?
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Mine skips ahead 3 hours. Where do I find the customer service number for Toshiba? Thank you very much!
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The R845-S85 has a 6 cell battery. But, unlike most Toshiba 6 cell batteries that are 48 mWhr the one with the R845-S85 is 66 MWhr. In part this accounts for the longer battery life.
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I'm not sure about your model but I have the L755-S5216 & to be VERY honest, it completely SUCKS! This battery dies SO fast & it just won't hold a charge. I use my laptop remotely a lot & it gets very frustrating when I'm in the middle of work & the stupid battery shuts off & I don't have means to plug into an outlet to recharge it. I'm looking to just bit the bullit & pay the $100 for an actual Toshiba battery that is specific for my model. Beware. This is definitely a product that you get what you pay for...not much! Hope the info helps you with your decision.
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I'm not sure, Luis. But don't buy it. We've bought three in the past year. Two had to be returned immediately because they were defective. The one that "works" has all sorts of annoying issues. Maybe just bad luck for us, but after a third dud, I'd have to recommend looking away from Toshiba.
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I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD there, I'm sure, but not sure by how much) I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD... » Read More I haven't really counted an exact time but I'll say this:There was a two week period where I had it charged up, I went two weeks without charging again with 2-3 hours a week sitting basically idle in class and several hours of Netflix twice a week. It's plenty of battery from a full charge, especially compared to the stock one. It is absolutely adequate and well worth the money, you won't regret this one.I should add that I am on an HP Pavilion G6-1b60us with an AMD A4 and replacing the factory HDD with a Samsung 840 Evo SSD (so reduced power consumption over the stock HDD there, I'm sure, but not sure by how much) « Show Less
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My boyfriend has the 1100, and I have the 750. Having it over a year now, I would say... go with the 1100. The picture quality and everything in relation to picture taking is practically the same; it's just the external features that set the two apart. Now, I don't know if my battery's getting old or whatever, but the huge screen does wear out the battery, I must admit. I charge it perfectly every time, yet... using it two hours later or something, the low battery will show up. Makes me angry and makes me want to upgrade, even. So, yeah, go smaller screen for 750.
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I am thinking about buying the Toshiba D-VR610. I have read your replies and they are very good. You seem to be honest and knowledgeable in your assessment of this product. Thanks for your input.Walter C.
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I haven't had an issue with this laptop since I bought it 2 years ago. Actually I hardly recomend Toshiba as a brand. I've been a customer for hp, sony, samsung laptops; and from previous bad experiences I decided to switch to Toshiba, I'm never changing my mind again, unless I begin having troubles with this laptop brand. From my personal experience with this product, I can say is one the best I've ever tried, and haven't got any usb trouble yet or any other issue.I hope my comment is helpful for you. Have a nice day!!
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My Samsung NC10 netbook has a battery that lasts 6-8 hours and is 5 W.hours which is HALF of this.One reviewer said she powered her laptop but didn't give details. Anyone else, can this power laptop or netbook?
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I'm not sure on the model, however the battery, when fully charged, only lasts about 30 minutes. For longer sessions on your laptop take the batter out and plug your laptop into a power source. This will save your battery. Having the battery in the laptop & the laptop plugged into another power source ruins the battery itself.
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Battery life good - The laptop does not get as warm as my old Toshiba. I'm satisfied with those two points.