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OUR TAKE ON PREMIUM TOUCH

Powerful yet portable, the entertainment-optimized Satellite® P50 series laptop provides an elegant touchscreen

PC experience with Windows® 8. With a 15.6” diagonal, Full HD, TruBrite® display, Harman Kardon® speakers,

modernized design, an exquisite, frameless, LED-backlit keyboard and many other premium features, this laptop isideal for work or play.

ENTERTAINMENT TO GO.

With the Satellite® P50 laptop’s Full HD, TruBrite® display, every movie, game and photo will come to life with

amazing color, clarity and contrast. It also offers DTS Studio Sound™ with premium harman/kardon® stereo

speakers and Slipstream port technology that reduces distortion and creates a more precise, rich sound for all

your movies and music. Plus, you’ve got a built-in DVD drive, availability of NVIDIA® GeForce® discrete graphics1

and Ultra HD (3860x2160) HDMI® output so you can splash your movies and games on the latest 4K TVs to enjoy

four times the image resolution of Full HD1 content. It’s a sight to see.

THE POWER OF TOUCH.

Good thing this PC comes with a generous 15.6” diagonal, Full HD, TruBrite®, multitouch1 display, enabling

you to touch your way to greater freedom, productivity and mobility. You’ll enjoy movies, apps, games and multitasking

in a whole new way—and wonder how you ever got by without touch convenience before.

NEW, MODERN DESIGN.

The Satellite® P50 series laptop is a real beauty. Its modern, sophisticated style features a thinner Skyline

design, plus edge-to-edge LCD glass (select models), rounded corners and cool Aluminum finish. Best yet,

it’s compact and perfectly portable, so you can have all the laptop features you love, wherever you go.

POWER AND PERFORMANCE—IN ONE.

Equipped with performance-class technology components, the Satellite® P50 laptop helps you work, play and

multitask faster thanks to powerful Intel® Core™ processors. You’ve also got all the storage space you need

with multiple hard drive options and can finish demanding tasks quickly with up to 16GB of memory.

EXCLUSIVE TOSHIBA EXTRAS.

Like other Satellite® laptops, this PC offers plenty of features you’ll only get with Toshiba. That includes a full-sized,

frameless, LED-backlit keyboard that helps you work or play in dimly lit environments, and a hard drive impact

sensor that protects your important files during accidental bumps or drops. Plus, you can use this laptop as an

audio dock and charger for your phone and tablet—even when the PC is off—with Sleep & Music and the new

and improved USB 3.0 Sleep & Charge features.

SPECIAL FEATURES

LED Backlit Keyboard

When the room’s dim or the lights go down, you can keep right on typing thanks to these energy efficient keyboards.

USB Sleep-and-Charge

Power your smartphone, tablet and other USB-based portables even when your PC is off.

Great for charging these USB devices while you are on the run.

Sleep-and-Music

Listen and enjoy music from your MP3 player through your laptop speakers even when your laptop is powered down.

Hard Drive Impact Sensor

Safeguard your data by ’parking’ the hard drive heads in the event of a drop or sudden movement.

TECH SPECS

Operating System : Windows 8

Processor : Intel® Core™ i7-4700MQ (2.4GHz, up to 3.4GHz, 6M Cache)

Memory : 4GB + 4GB DDR3

Hard Disk Drive : 1TB (SATA) with 3D HDD motion sensor

Optical Disk Drive : Super-Mult Drive

Graphics : Nvidia N14P-GS with Optimus Graphics 4GB

Network : LAN: 10/100/1000

802.11 b/g/n

Bluetooth v4.0

Display : 15.6" Full HD Clear SuperView with LED Backlight TFT Display (16:9), resolution 1920 x 1080

Physical : Weight: approx: 2.58Kg

Audio : Harman Kardon® speakers enhanced by DTS Studio Sound™ with Toshiba Sleep & Music

Battery : 4-cell Battery

Lithium Ion Prismatic 43Wh

Camera : 0.9M FF HD USB with Mic

Ports : 2x USB 2.0 port

2x USB 3.0 port

HDMI Port

RGB

Card Reader

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" Want a laptop with a great display, long battery life and strong performance? Dell’s revised XPS 13 is the real deal, and it’s even reasonably priced."

Two years ago, at CES 2012, a pleasant but rushed Dell rep met us outside the Sbarro in the Las Vegas Convention Center. He opened his briefcase and pulled out a black velvet case. Inside was the Dell XPS 13, a system that was among the first Ultrabooks to hit the market and among the first to employ carbon fiber in its chassis. Though the Dell rep went on to give us the lowdown on the XPS 13, he didn’t have to say a word. The system’s exceptional design spoke for itself.

Of course, that was two years ago, and the Ultrabook has changed since then. Prices have dropped, hardware has improved, and battery life has shot through the roof. Dell’s response has been to merely keep up with the pace of innovation. Hardware has improved, but the core chassis is the same system we first laid eyes on at CES two years ago.

This is a risky strategy, but Dell seems to think that there’s no need to fix what isn’t broken. Fortunately, Dell has at least dropped the price; the base model is now just $1,049. Meanwhile, our review unit, which includes a 1080p touchscreen, Core i5 processor and 8GB of RAM, is $1,299.

The question is, can this system’s aging design still hack it?

Old man XPS

The XPS 13 may be getting up there in age, but it’s aged pretty gracefully: Think modern day George Clooney versus current-day Val Kilmer (Sorry, Val. We loved you in Top Secret though!)

The XPS 13 is the pinnacle of design in the Ultrabook market.

The XPS 13 weighs three pounds, which is still respectable, and the chassis is no thicker than seven-tenths of an inch. On top of that, the XPS 13 simply looks good. The bezel is still thinner than most competitors, and the soft matte-black interior wards away fingerprints, yet feels great.

Dell’s success with this chassis is remarkable given how poorly the transition to carbon fiber has worked out for some other Ultrabooks, like Sony’s Vaio Pro 13. While Carbon fiber is technologically advanced, it often feels cheap when left on its own. Silver metal accents reinforce the XPS 13, so the notebook is rock solid no matter how it’s handled. Even the thin display allows only the slightest hint of flex.

Connectivity is a weak spot, however. There are only two USB 3.0 ports and mini-DisplayPort is the sole video output. A combo headphone/microphone jack rounds out the options. There’s no SD card or Ethernet, but 802.11ac Wi-Fi is supported.

Keyboard conundrum

Keyboard quality is an area where the XPS 13 hasn’t kept up with the pace of change. While it’s fine, with decent key feel and plenty of space, the keyboard lacks the pleasing, definitive key action found on the Apple MacBook Pro 13 with Retina or Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1.

Backlighting is standard and offers two brightness options. They’re fairly dim, and are superior when used in dark environments. Light leakage is a bit of an issue, however, as the LEDs beneath several keys have an unobstructed line-of-sight to the user.