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hothardware.com - 20 days ago

Toshiba Satellite T135 Win 7 CULV Notebook Review

— hothardware.com — The Toshiba Satellite T100 Series fits in the CULV segment and attempts to offer the comfort and... convenience of a standard laptop in an ultra-thin package. As the larger model in the T100 series, the T135 features a 13.3-inch widescreen display and ... (more) Toshiba Satellite T135 Win 7 CULV Notebook Review

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ngohq.com - 28 days ago

Toshiba Screws Windows 7 Upgrade Program in EMEA

— ngohq.com — Five months ago, Microsoft announced its Windows 7 upgrade program. The program offers cheap or free Windows... 7 upgrade [upon general availability] to anyone who bought a PC with Windows Vista from a participating OEM or retailer between June 26th, ... (more) Toshiba Screws Windows 7 Upgrade Program in EMEA

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gadget-buddy.blogspot.com - 27 days ago

Save up to 25% on select Toshiba Satellite® notebooks

— gadget-buddy.blogspot.com — when you buy direct (more) Save up to 25% on select Toshiba Satellite® notebooks

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Toshiba and Hitachi Also Under Fire for Antitrust Issues
Maximum PC — ... with U.S. antitrust regulators. Both Toshiba and Hitachi have also fallen under the watchful eye of the U.S. Department of Justice and will have their optical device divisions investigated, The Inquirer reports. ...

Toshiba and Hitachi join Sony in antitrust investigation
TechSpot — Toshiba and Hitachi have joined Sony in an antitrust investigation . The US Department of Justice will probe the companies' optical disc drive businesses, Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology and Hitachi-LG Data Storage. Sony's Optiarc America was subpoenaed yesterday. None of the companies have disclosed what products are being investigated, but rumors suggest that it may be related to the high cost of Blu-ray. Combined, the companies account for some 60% of the optical drive market, so it wouldn't be surprising if they've been involved in some form of price-fixing and ...