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Toshiba DynaBook P5/S24PME - The Pulse - Brief Article - Product Announcement

Japan, Inc., Sept, 2002

A 2.4GHz P4 notebook with a GeForce 4 440 graphics card, the P5/S24PME ([yen]350,000) is no doubt a powerhouse of a portable PC. The whizz-bang gadgety aspect here is that the keyboard comes right out of the notebook's surround and can be used wirelessly! And, once wrenched clear of its housing, it will keep on going for up to 20 days. There's a wireless mouse included with the notebook too and they'll both operate up to 1m away from the main unit. How cool is that? Alternatively, how useful is that? Other specs in case, for some unearthly reason, the detachable wireless keyboard hasn't made you immediately rush online and reserve one, are, a l6in SXGA (1280 x 1024) TFT display, 256MB of RAM, a 40GB hard disk, a jack-of-all-trades DVD-CD-RW combi drive and a floppy disk drive for the more Luddite-inclined. The laptop runs Windows XP Home Edition and weighs 4.4kg.

More info: www.foshiba.co.jp

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