7 April 2005 11:32 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Napster is continuing to team up with everyone and anyone to make sure at some point you'll have heard or used its music download service. Today the company has announced a partnering with Toshiba. The plan is to have five new Toshiba models preloaded with 30 days free access to the music service.The models include Toshiba's Satellite Pro L10, Satellite P30, and Qosmio F10 multimedia notebooks
“We chose to bundle Napster on the new Satellite and Qosmio systems because it is the most innovative and advanced digital music service in the world and it also works seamlessly with Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition.” said Steve Crawley, head of product marketing, Toshiba Computer Systems Division
You can also download the free software from napsters website if you don't want to payout for a brand new laptop.
Hardware, Laptops, Toshiba, Napster


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