Toshiba Tecra

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The Toshiba Tecra is a notebook computer intended for business use. Toshiba began production of the Tecra A5 in 2005. It has now been superseded by the Tecra A6. Older models include the Tecra 720CDT.

They are produced at Toshiba's plants in Yokkaichi and Hangzhou.

1 A5
2 References
3 See also

[edit] A5

[edit] Basic Information

The Tecra A5 has 14" WXGA wide screen LCD display with a native resolution of 1280x768 pixels. The laptop's exterior is mostly black but the back of the laptop lid has a silver finish. The laptop has stereo speakers which are located under the LCD display. When compared to its cousin the satellite, clearly the Tecra is the better purchase. The Tecra and Satellite are similar in some aspects however; the Tecra is much more versatile and dynamic. The price of the Tecra is slightly higher than that of the satellite; however, you get what you pay for. Generally the Tecra is more business oriented so therefore has less user features than the satellite. Most home users who purchase the Tecra are under the mindset that more expensive products are better. This is clearly not the case with Toshiba computers.

[edit] Features

The Tecra A5 has a DVD Burner, Multi card reader, Wireless, a headphone and microphone jack, four USB Ports, an S-Video port, RGB port, an internal 56k modem and an Ethernet port for connecting to LANs. Uses Intel Centrino Duo. Designed for Windows XP.

[edit] Dimensions

The Tecra A5 dimensions are 13.5" x 9.5" x 1.5" and it weighs about 5 pounds.

[edit] Technical specifications

Part	Details
Graphics Controller	Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 (up to 128 MB UMA video memory)
System Chipset	Mobile Intel 915GM Express Chipset
Memory	256 MB (standard) DDR 333 MHz memory
Hard Drive	40 GB capacity (5400 rpm)
Optical Drive	CD-RW/DVD-ROM
Wireless	Atheros 802.11b/g wireless
Battery	6-cell Lithium ion battery (4300 mAh)