Toshiba Satellite Pro L650

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Matt display, Value for money ratio, Easy to clean surface, Input devices, The matt display that you hardly ever find these days

Unbalanced display illumination, High system temperature (idle and load), Quiet loudspeakers, Moderate battery life, A slightly longer battery life.  A bit over two hour while surfing is in fact very scanty

Nice and light, good design The enter key is small so I don't keep hitting it by mistake Its got face recognition software installed - which personally I like. However on a neutral point: There appears to be 2 lots of backup software - the built in...

Doesn't seem to want to boot of my USB pen drive for Ubuntu The hard drive has been partitioned to c: & d: with a warning about not deleting the contents of the D: as the auto recovery wont work. I don't want a D:-( so will have to delete anyway. Have...

Excellent spec for the price. You will be hard pushed to beat it.

it is a brilliant laptop very fast and easy to manoeuvre once I got the hang of it

Click keys and pad a bit off putting being to one side are not in the centre

the cursor has a mind of its own.

Large memory allows memory hungry software to run efficiently . Light weight, easy to handle good screen size.

On the expensive side.

Light, good screen and fast.

Could do with a 3rd/4th USB - my bulky vodafone broadband dongle blocks any other external hardware using the 2nd USB and even with an extension I have to use a hub for and external mouse and keyboard for my work station - luckly I have a usb hub.

Comfortable keyboard and non-glare screen.

Some applications slow to open but that may be Windows 7. Battery life poor.

Has everything I need for portable computing and so far so good after two months of use. Intel Core i3 processor seems to work well.

The main minus is that the computer comes with Windows 7 which, whilst hugely better than Vista, is still not as 'user friendly' in some areas as the earlier Windows XP. Maybe Microsoft will get it right with Windows 8?