My review of the 4760.
I visited this forum many times trying to find a link with lots of pictures of the 4760 when researching this particular computer so I thought I would share lots of pics with everyone. I hope I did it correctly.
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrow...elected=397691
I have several more pictures so if anybody would like to see them please let me know.
My biggest concern was the screen with a 1440x900 resolution. I have to say that the screen really is very nice but not as nice as Toshiba's CASV screen. But I mostly will be using it for Word and Excel so it will do fine for me.
The keyboard has a very nice feel to it. In fact, I like it better than any other notebook I've tried. I very much like the dedicated numeric pad. This is a feature not found on any of the other 17" widescreens to the best of my knowledge.
The case is a lot more attractive than what I thought it would be after reviewing numerous pictures of it online.
As you can see from the pictures, it came pretty well packed. No damage at all.
I ordered mine without an operating system. I loaded Windows XP Pro and the drivers in about an hour and a half at the office today.
I don't think anyone would be disappointed with this computer unless your'e a hardcore gamer or graphics designer. Again, the screen is nice but even I would prefer a higher resolution.
I ordered mine with the 6-in-1 card reader in lieu of the subwoofer. I figured I would get better use out of it than deeper bass for music and watching movies.
The case is very solid and the weight isn't too bad either.
Well, this is my review for this particular model. Hope this is helpful to somebody looking at this model.
I will be happy to answer any questions.
Thanks everyone.
Mark
I visited this forum many times trying to find a link with lots of pictures of the 4760 when researching this particular computer so I thought I would share lots of pics with everyone. I hope I did it correctly.
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrow...elected=397691
I have several more pictures so if anybody would like to see them please let me know.
My biggest concern was the screen with a 1440x900 resolution. I have to say that the screen really is very nice but not as nice as Toshiba's CASV screen. But I mostly will be using it for Word and Excel so it will do fine for me.
The keyboard has a very nice feel to it. In fact, I like it better than any other notebook I've tried. I very much like the dedicated numeric pad. This is a feature not found on any of the other 17" widescreens to the best of my knowledge.
The case is a lot more attractive than what I thought it would be after reviewing numerous pictures of it online.
As you can see from the pictures, it came pretty well packed. No damage at all.
I ordered mine without an operating system. I loaded Windows XP Pro and the drivers in about an hour and a half at the office today.
I don't think anyone would be disappointed with this computer unless your'e a hardcore gamer or graphics designer. Again, the screen is nice but even I would prefer a higher resolution.
I ordered mine with the 6-in-1 card reader in lieu of the subwoofer. I figured I would get better use out of it than deeper bass for music and watching movies.
The case is very solid and the weight isn't too bad either.
Well, this is my review for this particular model. Hope this is helpful to somebody looking at this model.
I will be happy to answer any questions.
Thanks everyone.
Mark
Those sweet pics are making me think twice about waiting til October for the next 4760... You current 4760 owners would luck out if there was the M10 upgrade available down the line.
