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Toshiba NB550D Reviewed

The Toshiba NB550D differs from currently available netbooks such as HP HSTNN-DB63 battery laptop especially on two points: It holds the new Brazos platform from AMD, working together with the processor and graphics card more closely, and two relatively powerful speakers from Harman Kardon, the mini-laptop, and other music players provides.

Toshiba NB550D installed in the new Brazos platform from AMD. It is a HSTNN-IB64 battery chip that hosts both the processor and the graphics card. Both processing units are closely connected and help with each other out when computing applications. The C-50 processor has only a clock speed of one gigahertz, the integrated graphics card Radeon HD 6250 is expected to compensate for this low value.

The 10.1-inch screen is not NB550D anti-reflective, so that depending on the contents of the display and lighting may be lots and annoying reflections. The resolution of the display is just the usual 1,024 x 600 pixels in HP HSTNN-DB02 battery netbooks, which already provide an HD resolution of 1,280 x 720 pixels for a much clearer message would.

Toshiba installed Windows 7 on the NB550D and building a gigabyte of RAM and a hard drive with 250 gigabytes of capacity in the netbook. The two speakers from Harman Kardon lets Toshiba in the palm rests one. You will achieve an output of two watts a volume of 90 decibels. In the test, they are also much louder than other netbooks boxes like HP Pavilion DV8000 battery ones and pay for, even at full volume hardly a sound.

The Toshiba NB550D has a so-called Sleep-and-music-function that the music connected MP3 players or mobile phones can be heard from the speakers, even when the computer is off or in sleep mode. At the same time the computer is loading the HP Pavilion dv9700 battery of his battery of the connected playback device on , and this work should thanks USB Sleep-and-charge with all devices can be recharged via a USB cable.