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The annual Mobile World Congress kicked off in Barcelona, Spain on 15th February with a huge turn out of mobile professionals who came from all over the world. The four-day event will see announcements from various companies including Google, Microsoft and Samsung.
The new Toshiba Qosmio F60 touts to be the entertainment powerhouse that is surprisingly slim and portable. The 15.6-inch laptop is powered by Intel Core i5 CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M graphics and comes with a 6x Blu-ray rewritable drive.
Toshiba's latest netbooks came in the form of NB300 series which promise all day computing with up to 11 hours battery life, with great design and usability. The NB300 features a 10.1-inch LED backlight display, the latest Intel Atom processor, full-sized keyboards, and a large Multi touchpad with gesture support.
The X500 series is the latest addition to Toshiba's Qosmio line of gaming notebook PCs, and boasts powerful gaming and multimedia performance. The 18.4-inch X505 comes with Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA® GeForce® GTS 250M graphics and dual 320GB hard drives.
Update: Pricing revealed!
Toshiba and Intel has announced the launch of a Facebook game called Tokyo Time Warp. Tokyo Time Warp is part role-play, part-adventure and part-arcade, and promises loads of fun for FaceBook users.
Toshiba has announced their new line of High Definition camcorders, with two models - S10 and P30. Both camcorders allow users to capture HD videos in H.264 format, and still photos at 8-megapixel resolution.
Toshiba Computer Systems has launched their latest Slim Series Portege T110 and T130 laptops to meet the demands of mobile users who want performance and long battery life. Both the T110 and T130 feature Intel ultra-low voltage processors, are preinstalled with Windows 7 Home Premium operating systems and come in stylish Toshiba Fusion Finish.
Just last month,Toshiba announced switching camp to Blu-ray and plans to launch a product by year end. And that product has materialized in the form of Toshiba BDX2000. The Blu-ray player will deliver Full HD 1080p video and supports 24fps playback. Look out for it in November.
