Features

• 40GB Hard Drive
• 12.1 Display with a resolution of 1400x1050
• Intel Pentium M processor 1.5GHz
• Built-in 802.11b Wi-Fi Adapter
• 512MB of DDR SDRAM

Reviews (8)

Toshiba refuses to replace defective products
Bought the M205 in January 2004. Took it in for repair a couple weeks later because microphone (too close to speaker) was causing feedback through the speaker (ear-piercing shriek). Toshiba authorized service rep. was unable to repair it (after ordering and installing a back-ordered part from Toshiba, about 4 weeks of effort on my part). Now Toshiba says a "Toshiba Engineer" must have a crack at it. Getting this thing repaired could become a part-time job. Perhaps if you're fortunate enough to purchase an M205 that does not have this problem you'll be happy, but if you ever have a problem, be prepared for a real struggle.....

Best Tablet Yet
first of all, don't pay attention to either of the negative write ups here... the first guy (with the short write up) doesn't even own this product; the second guy (the angry one) isn't even writing about the *correct* product. and if he is, he very curiously got his hands on an M200 about a year before it was released.
without a doubt, this machine is outstanding. fast as hell, very responsive, wonderful screen (quite bright!), great upgradeability, etc. but that's just as far as the laptop functionality goes. as far as being a tablet pc, the M200 stands head and shoulders above every other tablet on the market. not only is it speedy, but it stays cool (even when the fan kicks in, you can barely hear it). the screen is the brightest and most readable i've seen on any tablet, and the viewing angle is greatly improved over the 1st gen. tablets. i've had both the acer c102ti and the c110ti, and the toshiba is the best i've owned yet. it's not just the main features either --- it's loaded with great small features that make a huge difference. for one, the screen 'texture' is tacky in comparison to other, slicker tablet screens, making it emulate a pen-on-paper feel much better than other tablets. the build quality is also far superior to my acer, and even to the 3500 series. the hinge is much sturdier, and the latch (just like on the 3500) is quite solid as well. battery life is between 4 and 4.5 hours, and the wifi works great (it is the standard intel 2100 chipset, but you can switch it out for a 802.11g card later if you like). the only complaint i've had so far is that it was pretty expensive (i paid $2300 for it), but you certainly get what you pay for with this one. i have absolutely no regrets, and could not recommend this machine more if you are serious about having a top of the line laptop AND the best tablet yet.

What else does all this?
This convertible Tablet PC has met every expectation that I had: long battery life, good sized keyboard, fast performance.I was worried that the screen might be too small because of the high native resolution (SXGA+), but I can read the screen just fine, and the text barely blurs when you change to XGA resolution.The tablet has accelerometers that allow you to issue commands via shaking the device, so far I haven't found this to be very useful.

Pros:
- good sized keyboard (no shrinked keys, like right shift)
- hi res screen (hand writing looks more like a real pen)
- includes Microsoft OneNote
- fast change between screen resolutions
- not too heavy to use as a tablet
- good performance
- battery life ~4 hours
- you can get a 7200 rpm hard drive if you customize at Toshiba.com

Cons
- Touch pad isn't as fluid as others
- off angle viewing is horrible
- no firewire port
- screen appears a little grainy because of the protective coating
- short key stroke feels a little unsatisfying

Despite the cons, I still have to give this device five stars because there is no other convertible that has this tablet's combination of build quality, software, battery life, performance, screen, and weight.

Features

• Impact and vandal resistant
• Retrieve delivered mail only with a key
• No key required for mail delivery
• Spacious opening for large-size mail
• Ample storage to hold weeks of mail

Reviews (7)

Great for low level security...
We've had our Mailgard for about 6 months.It's great if you want to be able to go away for a week and not turn off your mail.Is this a super impenetrable mail box fit for stashing your cash and jewels?No.It will not deter a determined criminal.It will, however, keep your mail out of sight, which is a good deterrant in itself, as most casual thiefs and neighborhood kids aren't going to pry it open if they don't know if something is in there.

The Gift of Security
I purchased and installed the beige colored mailguard for my parents and THEY LOVE IT!Easy assembly and easy install. They love the fact that they don't have to worry if people are looking through their mail anymore, especially if they are not able to pick up the mail for a few days.A great gift, and little piece of mind for me.A very good product.

Features

• No wires - saves electricity
• Solar powered
• Motion sensing
• Security
• Outdoor

Reviews (7)

Not Recommended
Item is not worth wasting your money on. Cheap and not what it should be.

Stay Away!!! Stay Away!!!Stay Away!!!
Terrible product.I bought four and one worked for 3 days, then quit.None of the others worker.Also, not packaged well and then had to pay $10 per unit to ship back.

Not worth time/effort or cost.I would give it ZERO stars, but not allowed.

Editorial Review

Editorial Review