From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Mine is an M-105 part of the Satellite line. I've had zero trouble with it.
My Thinkpad just gave up the ghost.  It would no longer properly recognize
both memory slots, and would blue screen if 2 were in place.  Either chip,
in either socket worked fine.  Both?  you'd barely get thru the login, till
BOOM.  BSOD.

Also, we have 2 A-105, bigger screen, that have the same included software.

Mine has 2 gig of DDR2 ram, the others have 1 Gig.  All have DVD-Ram drives
in them, I've been burning DVD's with it for days it seems, no issues.

I like the size, and weight of the M-105 over my old Thinkpads (A21p, A31).
We have a slew of T-30's that are OK I've become very fond of the M-105.

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Glenn M.
"Frank Haber"  wrote in message
news:46437021{at}w3.nls.net...
> Glenn,
>
> What Toshiba laptop is that?  How many in the company?  I ask because from
> 3-5 years ago I had the worst luck with Toshes, including the alleged
> biz-grade Tecras.  Bad drivers; bad optical-drive firmware; stinko BIOSes,
> and, worst of all, chronic overheating when the Al heatsink paste on the
> CPU dried out (6 mo.).
>
> Some more wireless datapoints:
>
> 11.n includes 5GHz in its spec.  I haven't seen a webmin exposure of 5GHz
> only yet.  It'll be a while before I trust N.  (I'm getting better results
> in the NYC RF zoo with the ancient 3-duckie Belkin Pre-N router.) Apple's
> works, but as usual, tells you nothing.  Pass/Fail, and don't ask
> questions - no surprise there.
>
> The several excellent 3rd-party firmwares for the classic Linksys routers
> have always had power adjustment. 85mW seems not to blow the RF output
> stage, for most folks (g).
>
>

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