Toshiba Australia has confirmed that they will launch their high end media centre notebook the Qosmio X500 on October 22nd.
Described as Ideal for gaming and multimedia the new Toshiba PC is powered by the new Intel Core i7 processor which takes advantage of four cores of intelligent processing power, which will access Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology when running on the latest Windows 7 operating system which will be released on the same day as the Toshiba notebook.
Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology will automatically enable the processor cores to run faster compared to the base operating frequency whenever it is operating below power, current and temperature specification limits, making it eke out maximum performance at all times.
SmartHouse has also been told that Toshiba is working on a new Cell processor gaming notebook that will be faster than the current PS3 and Xbox 360.
Apart from that, the use of ultra-fast DDR3 system memory, dual hard-drive configurations and NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250M graphics with 1GB of GDDR5 video memory makes this one drool-worthy computing companion that is also able to handle just about any game you throw at it, where the Qosmio X500 will churn out lightning-fast frame-rates and spew hi-definition video and audio faster and more efficiently than ever with smooth rendering and encoding.
Known as the Qosmio X500 Series, it will be placed under the “enthusiast-class line of performance notebooks” that will target folks who thrive in high definition multimedia and gaming. On the outside you will notice a striking design which pleases the senses, where it will come loaded with premium technologies while the chassis will hold its fair share of impressive features within, offering hardcore gamers and digital content creators a portable, well-equipped “pro-class” notebook.
With the use of Intel’s Core i7 processor, the Qosmio X500 Series notebooks will take advantage of four cores of intelligent processing power, where it is aided by Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology while running on the latest Windows 7 operating system (which will be released sometime in October, of course).
Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology will automatically enable the processor cores to run faster compared to the base operating frequency whenever it is operating below power, current and temperature specification limits, making it eke out maximum performance at all times. Apart from that, the use of ultra-fast DDR3 system memory, dual hard-drive configurations and NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250M graphics with 1GB of GDDR5 video memory makes this one drool-worthy computing companion that is able to handle just about any game you throw at it, where the Qosmio X500 will churn out lightning-fast frame-rates and spew hi-definition video and audio faster and more efficiently than ever with smooth rendering and encoding.
