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The trend for slimmed-down laptops looks set to continue in 2013, but the Toshiba P855-32J is the meatier option to remind us why slim isn’t necessarily the healthiest alternative. See: more laptop reviews. As a bold move, the Toshiba P855-32J offers...
How you rate this laptop will depend how much you prize its 3D screen. You’re paying a premium of several hundred pounds for this privilege, so you’ll have to really want it. Take away the 3D, and the rest of the laptop is mid-range rather than high-en...
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The Toshiba P855-32G is an updated version of the Toshiba P850 home entertainment laptop released earlier this year, featuring more power for the masses. What this upgrade does is put the P855 on a competitive standing with current laptops, which are feat...
Plenty of power, Great screen, Premium speaker setup, Huge array of connections, Handles the latest gaming...
Poor keyboard, Too much bloatware, No 1080p, No Blu, ray drive, Average battery life...
The Toshiba P855 is one of the better conventional laptops we've seen of late, offering a lot of performance for a relatively small price tag. Laptops like the Medion Akoya P6635 might be even more powerful and cheaper, but you notice where corners have...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-05-17 03:24:51
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The Toshiba P855-32G is an updated version of the Toshiba P850 home entertainment laptop released earlier this year, featuring more power for the masses.What this upgrade does is put the P855 on a competitive standing with current laptops, which are featu...
Plenty of power, Great screen, Premium speaker setup, Huge array of connections, Handles the latest gaming...
Poor keyboard, Too much bloatware, No 1080p, No Bluray drive, Average battery life...
The Toshiba P855 is really nothing new to the market – rather, it's simply an updated version of the P850, which, aside from its less capable Core i3 processor, has an identical spec and costs an astonishing £220 less. But for those wanting the extra perf...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2014-05-17 03:24:51
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Top of Toshiba's P855 range, the 10G features Intel's much-touted new Ivy Bridge chip, and comes packed with software and hardware to back it up. It's on sale now.DesignThis is no ultrabook. It's a heavy (2.94kg), powerful multimedia laptop that works...
Intel Ivy Bridge, 4x USB 3.0, HDMI, Bluray player with 3D support...
Battery life not great, keyboard not as sensitive as it could be.
Intel's Ivy Bridge makes a strong early outing at the top of Toshiba's Satellite P855 range with an impressively fast and powerful performance backed by oodles of storage, a well-equipped Blu-ray player and a 3D-capable screen. The battery life may not...
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The newest processor to be made by Intel joins the latest range that used to be called Ivy Bridge. Everybody had been expecting this to happen for a very long time. The happy news should have been released months ago. But what got it delayed were embargoe...
The Toshiba Satellite P855-307 is not perfect. But its storage space, performance and connectivity are all in the superlative...
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Intel’s latest processor range, previously known as Ivy Bridge, has been a long time coming. Delays and embargoes meant we were waiting for the first chips to arrive for months, but now that we’ve finally got our hands on an Ivy Bridge laptop, we can f...
A strong first outing for Ivy Bridge, although the Satellite’s screen is slightly disappointing given the price...
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The Toshiba Satellite P855 is part of Toshiba's new range of aluminium finish, non-ultrabook top-end laptops. To grab a bit more attention than it might otherwise get, the Satellite P855 also packs-in a glasses-free 3D screen. Think glasses are what's hol...
The Toshiba Satellite P855 is part of Toshiba's new range of aluminium finish, non-ultrabook top-end laptops. To grab a bit more attention than it might otherwise get, the Satellite P855 also packs-in a glasses-free 3D screen. Think glasses are what's hol...
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Yup, the Toshiba Satellite. It's one of those iconic names that's been around for a really long time and represents a huge range of Toshiba notebooks ranging from the budget to the mid/high end. Today, we'll be reviewing one of Toshiba's Satellite models...
So I'm sitting here thinking about how to sum up the Satellite P855-S5200 and the best way I can describe it is that it's just your average notebook. Nothing too special here and nothing too special there, designed for some basic word processing, internet...
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The 15.6-inch mainstream laptop is the crew-cab pickup of the computer world. A lot of different people buy them for a lot of different reasons. That means the chassis must be flexible and capable of handling the expectations of people laying down a decen...
Attractive but practical exterior, Very little bloatware, Great Harmon/Kardon speakers, Quick performance, Entrylevel version is well priced...
Mushy keyboard feel, Poor battery life, Expensive variants aren't a good value...
Toshiba's P855 is a beautifully designed entry into the mainstream segment. It's certainly one of the better-looking PCs available and, unlike similarly shiny competitors, the finish on this laptop is easy to live with. You can throw your microfiber rag...
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A large variety of devices is available under the Satellite branding. Our test device is the Satellite P855-107 and is one of the higher-end, better equipped models. This configuration was originally priced at 1449 Euro (~ $1760) but has already been redu...
Good workmanship, Timeless looks, Good equipment, High CPU performance, Full HD resolution, Suitable for gaming, Glassesfree 3D, Excellent speakers...
Highly reflective screen, Unstable display lid, Slow hard disk, Loud BluRay drive, Possible throttling, Short battery life...
The Toshiba P855-107 has pros and cons. Fortunately, the pros outweigh the cons.In summary, we found the Toshiba Satellite P855-107 to be mostly positive. We were satisfied with the 15.6-inch multimedia laptop's workmanship. The textured surface and choic...
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Toshiba advertises the Toshiba Satellite P855-S5200 as an all-purpose entertainment notebook that gives consumers a little more power than the average 15.6-inch notebook.However, we found that it offers a disappointing collection of better than average sp...
Looks nice, Full number pad, Powerful processor, Ample memory and hard drive space...
Bad keyboard and touchpad, Must push brightness to max in bright light, Lag in response of function keys, Sound quality sub par, No bluetooth, Included software slows boot times, Poor battery life...
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