Inside the black triangle you will see the standard color gamut (sRGB), used by millions of people in HDTV and on the Web. The CIE 1976 Uniform Chromaticity Diagram represents the spectrum of colors visible to the human eye, thus giving you a better perception of color gamut coverage and color accuracy. To put things into perspective, we would like to give you a little introduction into the sRGB and Adobe RGB color gamuts. Rather, they are outside of the trackpad area, so it’s comfy enough for everyday use. The multi-touch trackpad in our unit is made by Synaptics and has an area of ~50 cm2 (91 x 55 mm) – it’s not very big, but its buttons aren’t integrated below the surface. Just above it is the Power button – when the computer is working an LED ring surrounding the key glows white. There is a NumPad section as well, where the buttons are slightly smaller but it’s still a good addition for users who often work with numbers and calculations. The keyboard has Island Style keys, separated by enough space for easy error-free typing. We should note that the display borders are relatively thin, which leaves one with a good impression. *The green elements aren’t part of the design but just nylon tapes instead. When you open the lid you’ll find a classy white interior which also suffers from some bending (which don’t occur in typical everyday use), but definitely not to the point of making you feel uncomfortable. The sufficiently strong looking hinges can bring the lid back up to 131 degrees, which is a lot more than you’ll actually need in normal working conditions. However, it’s quite evident that Toshiba has done a lot to provide the new C55 with a stylish body – we chose the white matte color which has a hairline finish that not only looks nice but doesn’t collect fingerprints despite our efforts. The chassis doesn’t look very sturdy and bends a little when pressed, but that’s not something unusual for this class and doesn’t necessarily mean that the notebook won’t last for years. Actually, that’s a surprise too, because it’s 12% less than the “up to” 2.2 kg indicated by the manufacturer.
It’s less than an inch thick (23.5 mm) and weighs just 1969 g (4.36 lbs). We already mentioned that Toshiba Satellite C55-C looks quite beautiful for a budget laptop. You can check the current price of Satellite C55 here:
Yes, the battery is just 2800 mAh, but there aren’t great energy drainers to supply.
This, in our opinion, is the optimal student configuration given the affordable price and the long (expected) battery life. Its bigger sibling are C70-C and C70D-C which are basically the same as C55 but offer 17.3” HD screens.įor our test, we chose an entry-level C55-C equipped with Intel Core i3-4005U and HD Graphics integrated GPU. This is exactly what we’re trying to find and it seems that we have a good contender here – the new Toshiba Satellite C55-C.Ĭ55-C is one of the two new 15.6-inch “C” series, accompanied by C55D-C (AMD based). The budget-friendly, compact notebooks have always been the most popular on the market, since their main auditory is not only the young people who don’t have much money to spend on their next computers but everyone who doesn’t use games or demanding applications and needs a machine that can be brought everywhere.
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