With the launch of the Qosmio G30, the world's first notebook with HD DVD-ROM drive, Toshiba is sending out a clear message to competitors from Taiwan and Korea that it is able to match the best they have had to offer, model for model and segment for segment. Admittedly, the focus of Toshiba notebooks has been primarily hinged on semi-portable audio-visual entertainment in recent times. The company's Qosmio range of multimedia notebooks is one of, if not the best implementation of its kind, but when it comes to portable notebooks that can be used daily as both a business machine and an entertainment deck, it's Korean names such as LG and Samsung that have been getting larger chunks of the pie..



Link: HardwareZone