Toshiba Introduces First Blu-ray 3D Capable Notebook

| June 8, 2010 | 4 Comments

Toshiba announced the Dynabook TX/98MBL which, according to Toshiba, is “the industry’s first PC supporting the Blu-ray 3D format.” Blu-ray is a popular video and data disc format that can hold up to 50GB of data per disc. Blu-ray drives are becoming increasingly common in notebook PCs, but this is the first time we’ve heard of one supporting both Blu-ray 3D and NVIDIA”s 3D Vision.

The Dynabook TX/98MBLJ features:

  • 15.6-inch LED backlit LCD display with 120Hz
  • Intel Core i7-740QM processor operating at 1.73GHz (2.93GHz using turbo boost)
  • 640 GB Hard Drive
  • 4GB Memory
  • Blu-ray disk drive
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTS 350M
  • Harmon/Kardon stereo speakers with Dolby Advanced Audio
  • Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010 Pre-installed
  • NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit (pair of active shutter glasses, storage pouch, adjustable nose pieces, USB controller / Infrared emitter, cleaning cloth, and USB cable)
  • Remote Control

This is a powerful entertainment laptop with enough horsepower to play back 3D Blu-ray titles and 3D PC games. It features a powerful Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce 350M graphics processor with 1GB of video RAM.

The 3D glasses use the same active shutter technology. This means that the lenses lighten and darken at the same refresh rate  (120HZ) as the display, which is fast enough that you won’t notice the cycle from light to dark. The result is a crisp, high quality image that gives the illusion of depth. Not only will this technology enable you to view the stereoscopic 3D Blu-ray movies, but also play 3D games.

Ready to pick one up today? Well you’re going to have to drool over this one for a while. This notebook is projected to launch in Japan in July. Dynabook is a Toshiba brand that’s not sold in the U.S., though the company may adapt the Dynabook TX/98MBLJ to the U.S. market in the future.

via Toshiba Japan Press Release

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  1. user says:

    Toshiba manifactor is done in China. I have a Cosmio X505-Q890 well its primary job is to melt the heat sink. destory the graphic card and Nuke the motherboard and the repair service is fraud and I lost 2400.00 and a net book that failed production line on bad desgin flaws. extra 800.00 wasted. The warrenty was void on the netbook becuase Toshiba was unable to fix it. Fake service fruad brand name Do not buy any brand name computer (s) is made in China any brand name

  2. user says:

    Toshiba lost me as a customer f**** Toshiba!

  3. user says:

    Toshiba manifactor is done in China. I have a Cosmio X505-Q890 well its primary job is to melt the heat sink. destory the graphic card and Nuke the motherboard and the repair service is fraud and I lost 2400.00 and a net book that failed production line on bad desgin flaws. extra 800.00 wasted. The warrenty was void on the netbook becuase Toshiba was unable to fix it. Fake service fruad brand name Do not buy any brand name computer (s) is made in China any brand nameThe phone service is rude and angry pissed off case managers only make excuses like my Dog ate my Home work.. Bird brain excuses The world is got the right to know that I am disgusted and i got ripped off. do not buy anything from China made in China should be suspened

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