We can also see a noticeable indentation of the keyboard during normal typing.Įxcept for the stability the brushed aluminum convinces with a good look and the cool haptics. The palm rest can also be pushed in under pressure but not as easily as the display cover. Furthermore, the display frame made of glossy plastic arches forward considerably the result is a gap between the aluminum and plastic.Īll in all, the notebook cover leaves the impression of poor build quality, the lower part of the case seems to be more stable. If the cover is open it can be easily twisted, which can also be seen in brightness changes of the display. However, with the first contact it becomes evident that the stability is not very convincing: Even under slight pressure the cover is clearly pushed in. Besides the quad-core processor AMD A8-4500M it also has 8GB memory, a 750 GB hard drive and a Crossfire combination of the two AMD graphics solutions Radeon HD 7640G and 7610M.Īt a first glance the Toshiba Satellite L855D-10K inspires us with its unusual color - Toshiba calls it "Iceblue" - and with the brushed aluminum at the cover. Currently there is just one model with the designation 10K from the AMD based Toshiba Satellite L855D series, which we review. In both cases the graphics are provided by AMD. The "D" behind the model designation indicates AMD based systems, while notebooks without "D" in the designation use Intel processors.
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We have a look at the Toshiba Satellite L855D-10K and determine whether these are just marketing slogans from Toshiba or if this notebook series can really convince us. In addition, powerful processors and graphics cards - that should be perfect for multimedia purposes. If you have a look at the Satellite-L855 series on the Toshiba website you could think Toshiba has thought of everything: Brushed aluminum surfaces are resistant against fingerprints and also stay cool, a keyboard with a "perfect pressure point" and a large touchpad should provide convenient handling. For the original German review, see here.
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