The Japanese multinational company has the Toshiba Satellite notebook series R830, R840 and R850 are equipped with the innovative Intel Sandy Bridge. Lightweight and durable, the new Toshiba laptops combine technical with a very interesting look cared in every detail.

The Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona was an important opportunity to discover the news that the largest producers worldwide have planned to distribute during the year. Toshiba has revealed in detail the new series of consumer notebook Toshiba Satellite R830, R840 and R850, together with the presentation of professional lines Portege R830 , R840 and R850 Tecra and Satellite Pro R850.

Toshiba Satellite R830, R840 and R850, which differ substantially in the form factor of, respectively, 13.3, 14 and 15.6 inches, three models are particularly interesting both from a purely constructive for technical reasons. Satellite R830, for example, is constructed of magnesium, a material that not only guarantees a certain resistance against scratches and minor impacts, making the handset very light, just 1.45 kilograms.

The other two models are characterized by houses High Stiffness Resin, made ​​by a special resin that gives the device a great strength. The Toshiba R800 series is based exclusively on the new Intel processors with integrated graphics Sandy Bridge is compatible with the libraries DirectX10.1. E 'can arrange to install more memory up to 8GB of DDR3 and a hard disk with maximum capacity of 640 GB.

Optionally, you can choose a solid-state drive (SSD Solid State Drive). Despite its small size and light weight, the Japanese giant's new notebooks are equipped with a DVD burner. The section of networking offers a network adapter Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi connectivity that allows connection to any wireless networks present nearby.

In addition to an integrated VGA webcam and now a practical and indispensable multi-card reader, Toshiba R830, R840 and R850 also feature a USB 3.0 high speed data transfer, eSATA port for connecting external hard drives, and an HDMI output. As stated by the manufacturer, the R800-Series will be made available this spring at a cost not currently reported.