16 July 2009 17:27 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Toshiba has announced more infomation on specs for its Satellite range of consumer laptops that will go on sale in the UK from late July.
All models are said to be energy efficient with an "Eco Utility Tool" for power saving options while the A500 and U500 models offer multi-touch controls on the trackpad.
There's more info in the official video above, and the run-down on the spec - in Toshiba's words - below.
Key features
* With a 16-inch Toshiba TruBrite display, the Satellite A500 combines a 16:9 aspect ratio with a high definition resolution of 1366x768 - making it the perfect platform on which to enjoy movies and games on the move.
* All models feature high-quality Harman Kardon stereo speakers that provide full-bodied audio and all models offer a super multi dual-layer DVD drive. Selected models also feature a slot loading DVD drive.
* Powered by the latest Intel or AMD processing technology, the Satellite A500 comes with a high-capacity integrated hard disk drive of up to 500GB, providing generous amounts of space for multimedia content libraries.
* Eco utility tool and multi-touch control.
* The Satellite A500 comes with a sleek and elegant external design, featuring a unique Toshiba Fusion finish based on In-Mold Rolling technology. A choice of two designs will be offered, with a premium chrome-trim model also available, in addition to the silver trim variation.



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