Toshiba Online Clearance - Laptops Refurb/Ex-Demo/etc

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Pgodofpizza on 22/01/2014 - 08:44 isd.toshiba.com.au (3018 clicks)
Last edited 22/01/2014 - 11:01 by 1 other user

I noticed on the toshiba website while looking for drivers for my laptop. They're having a refurb/ex-demo/etc sale. on

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Might be worth a look if your in the market for a laptop.

HOME NOTEBOOKS 13"-14" (incl $0 freight charge.)

• Satellite L730/055 or L730/06C - $440
• L730/018 $605
• R830/001 $1089

HOME NOTEBOOKS 17"+

• Satellite Pro P870 $968
• Satellite P870/027 $1210
• Qosmio X770/00X $1331

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• Satellite U840W/002 $847
• Satellite Z830/001 $968
• Satellite Z830/00G $1210

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  cakesy on 22/01/2014 - 08:51

  +6

  Toshiba used to make the best laptops, but not for a long time.

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    jva on 22/01/2014 - 09:02

    same as Sony.

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    fchis on 22/01/2014 - 09:12

    +1

    if quality/price matters, you get what you pay for. But my Toshiba laptops have last for at least 5 years each.

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      killergreely on 22/01/2014 - 09:13

      +4

      5 years ago is about when their decline began…

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        Ebany on 22/01/2014 - 14:05

        My Qosimo F60 with a 330 chip is still going strong after all this time, though I admit to boosting the memory and changing out the HDD to a 256GB SSD when I first bought it.

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    HN Professional on 22/01/2014 - 20:38

    May I azk which manufacturerz are the reliable onez now?

    (Typing from my 8 month old Tozhiba c850 that haz juzt retired itz 's' button)

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  isdnman on 22/01/2014 - 08:58

  Some T&C

  Orders & payment
  4. Only orders from customers with an Australian address are accepted on this website.
  5. An order placed on this website is an offer to purchase a product from Toshiba. Toshiba
  reserves the right to reject any order for any reason.
  6. Maximum 5 units per person.
  7. Payment is via credit card only (Mastercard AMEX or Visa)

  Delivery
  10. A flat freight fee is charged for the first item and an incremental fee charged for each
  additional item.
  11. Toshiba shall despatch the Products to the address as you specified and as agreed by Toshiba.
  Any delivery dates specified in any communication from Toshiba to you, are estimates only
  based on third party advice. While Toshiba will use its best endeavours to meet such dates,
  we will not be liable to you for any failure to do so.

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  WhyAmICommenting on 22/01/2014 - 09:03

  "They're having a refurb/ex-demo/etc sale"

  This info probably should be in the title

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  JuryWheel on 22/01/2014 - 10:05

  +1

  Not sure if these are deals or not or if they are all old as the hills…? I was wanted something that had decent processing power (we do 2d AutoCAD for land surveying) with good battery life was thinking a 15 inch since it would be easy to ready for long has. Any suggestions?

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    scrimshaw on 22/01/2014 - 14:50

    +1

    Get a dell Latitude from Dell Outlet. Better build quality, better customer service, more up to date specs.

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      davidl2 on 22/01/2014 - 15:55

      +1

      my experience is couple of the dell refurb models broke down within a year, even the one sent back for warranty & return with a different unit, avoid these outlet at all cost!

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        JuryWheel on 25/01/2014 - 12:44

        Never even knew they had an outlet. Can you extend the guarantee? I saw then i7 15 inch that looks ok.

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        davidl2 on 25/01/2014 - 21:51

        don't think you can!

        and these outlet operate differently to retails, warranty must go back to outlet which is sucks @ warranty/return!

        but even if you manage to extend the warranty, these refurb models do have REASONS why they end up at outlet instead of normal retail channel or some place like GraysOnline..

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  [Deactivated] on 22/01/2014 - 10:18

  Hmm..which one is the stand-out "bahh-gaain">>>????

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  stringbean402 on 22/01/2014 - 10:34

  +2

  I grabbed one of the,

  HOME LAPTOPS / Satellite L730/055 - $440 (incl $0 freight charge.)

  Intel Core i5 2450M, Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium, 13.3" Widescreen HD LED Backlit Display, 4GB DDR3 (1333MHz) RAM, 750GB SATA (5400rpm) Hard Drive, DVD-SuperMulti (DL) Drive, WLAN (802.11b/g/n), 1Gbps LAN, 3x USB Portsandy

  Sure it's a Sandy Bridge CPU, but frankly there has been little change. The current Haswell chip i5 4200M is only marginally quicker. RAM and HDD are pretty standard and still the same now on current build laptops.

  Good deal, a very capable i5 for $440 bucks.

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    [Deactivated] on 22/01/2014 - 12:19

    The current Haswell chip i5 4200M is only marginally quicker.

    But far better power use/ battery.

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      stringbean402 on 22/01/2014 - 12:53

      You would think so but it is not actually the case. The i5 2450M is actually 2w more efficient.

      i5 2450M - 35w vs i5 4200M 37w

      In reality, no difference at all in real world power consumption. The steps between Sandy Bride, Ivy Bridge and Haswell have be unremarkable.

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        davidl2 on 22/01/2014 - 16:00

        most user didn't realize Intel are on their bottleneck!

        they think they should upgrade to the newer Gen just because the model number(i5-2xxx vs i5-4xxx) look faster

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        retiredfeline on 25/01/2014 - 13:02

        If you are quoting the TDP that isn't the typical power consumed. The bang per watt and hence the battery life depends on the efficiency of the CPU and a host of other factors. The TDP is merely a guide to what the motherboard designer must do for cooling under a maximum typical load.

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  Gav on 22/01/2014 - 11:44

  -1

  Mostly very old processors. Not seeing any bargains myself.