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Toshiba Portege R400-S4931 Tablet PC (1.20GHz Core Duo U2500, 2GB DDR2, 80GB, DVDRW DL, Windows Vista Ultimate, 12.1" TFT)

PCWorld Rating

2.5
2.5 / 5 - PCWorld, Jun 6, 2007

Pros

  • Vista Sideshow LCD
  • Two bundled batteries

Cons

  • Optical drive not built-in
  • Lacks FireWire and built-in modem

Bottom Line

In a classic case of early implementation of features, the Portege R400 sees Toshiba celebrate technology more than quality.

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