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Toshiba also claimed that the new notebook was the first to include a 128GB solid-state drive rather than a hard drive, which will be the only option for now, according to a Toshiba representative. Toshiba said its new laptop can run for eight hours on a single battery charge, as it runs on a lithium-ion battery. Battery life is also preserved by the laptop’s transreflective 12.1-inch screen, which can shut down the LED backlighting by reflecting the sun’s rays to illuminate the screen.
Priced at $2,999, the notebook comes with:
The new notebook will start shipping in the third quarter of 2008; however, Toshiba didn’t comment on worldwide availability. It looks as if Apple’s MacBook Air finally has some real competition.
Via [The New York Times]
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