Summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 223 reviews of Toshiba Satellite A200 from international magazines and websites.
Verdict: Experts rate this product 74/100 and users 85/100. Comparing these reviews to 106956 other Laptop Computers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 92/100 = Excellent.

Summary: The Satellite A200 is the cheese and tomato pizza of Toshiba's laptop range -- designed to please everyone. It's a desktop-replacement laptop, but it's quite portable. It has a faster-than-usual graphics card, and yet its mid-range CPU gives it the potent
Pros: Reasonably good value; good keyboard
Cons: Rubbish speakers; mediocre performance
Verdict: The Toshiba Satellite A200-A1i is a good all-round laptop, but it doesn't excel in any particular field. It's slightly too unwieldy to be an ultra-portable, and a bit too underpowered to be a true desktop replacement, but it offers decent value for money

Summary: A notebook to meet your business demands?
Pros: Light, great battery life, nice design
Cons: Can run slow
Verdict: A stylish and super-light notebook that will more than meet the need of the travelling businessman

Summary: When the Port�g� R500 hit in June 2007, it was an impossibly portable ultralight that stood out in a field of also-rans. But with only minimal upgrades since then, the R500 is now having its lunch resoundingly eaten. It's still among the lightest full-fea
Pros: Amazingly, almost suspiciously, light. Integrated optical drive.
Cons: One of the dimmest screens on the market - hard to read if you're not viewing straight on. Pitiful performance running Vista. Scary lack of sturdiness.

Summary: The glossy design of the P200-1K9 adds style, but is more prone to damage than tougher matt finishes
Pros: Stylish; HD compatible graphics; Plenty of storage; Bright screen
Cons: Poor battery performance; Heavy
Verdict: Its style, usability and high performance are impressive for such a low price and the Satellite P200-1K9 is easy to recommend

Summary: Notebook While the full-spec model retails at $2,599, this notebook would set you back just $1,200. So what do you miss out on when you pay $1,400 less? To start, the CPU is a Core2Duo T2130 running at 1.83GHz, rather than a T7200. Compared to the T7200
Verdict: This A200 scored a modest 57 in WorldBench 6, compared to a score of 78 for the more expensive model. While it's not the highest score by any means, performance should always match the price and feature set - and the A200 does just that

Summary: toshiba satellite a200 (pentium 1.86ghz, 1gb ram) review: The Satellite A200 is a decent machine for basic productivity needs, but otherwise does little to mark it out from the budget laptop pack.
Pros: Nice keyboard, Clear display screen, Decent battery life
Cons: Poor performance
Verdict: The Satellite A200 is a decent machine for basic productivity needs, but otherwise does little to mark it out from the budget laptop pack.

Summary: Watch high definition films on this notebook PC
Pros: Decent all-round specification Good connections and media support
Cons: Screen performance and HD playback could be better Lack of customisable keys on keyboard
Verdict: Despite the A200's average screen performance it's a decent all-rounder and is well suited to digital music and video fans.

Pros: Nice keyboard, Clear display screen, Decent battery life
Cons: Poor performance
Verdict: The Satellite A200 is a decent machine for basic productivity needs, but otherwise does little to mark it out from the budget laptop pack.

Pros: Decent performance for the price; large, bright screen
Cons: Bland design; cheap-feeling case; short battery life; just 1GB of RAM; not suitable for 3D graphics
Verdict: This business-minded budget portable delivers features and performance appropriate for the price.

Summary: If you haven't got the space for a full PC setup, but still want decent performance and screen size, then a desktop replacement such as the Toshiba Satellite P200-17C is ideal.
Verdict: If you haven't got space for a full size machine, then the Toshiba Satellite P200-17C is a good compromise, with reasonable performance and a large widescreen display. The inclusion of six USB ports is impressive, as is the additional numeric keypad. It l

Pros: Outrageously light; lots of ports; blazingly fast hard disk; screen can be used in sunlight
Cons: Flimsy chassis; poor viewing angles; expensive
Verdict: Light as a feather, but the plastic casing is worryingly thin for regular commuting

Summary: Toshiba has a wide range of laptops and its Satellite Pro series is aimed at those users who are likely to want to use their machine either to run a small business or for the home. The Toshiba Satellite Pro A200 (£420 inc. VAT) is the entry-level model, b
Pros: Well built, Quick and responsive
Cons: Limited battery life, No Vista
Verdict: While lacking battery life, this is an impressive and highly usable machine

Summary: Thanks to its Intel Core 2 Duo processor, performance is outstanding
Pros: Strong performance, Good display, Decent connectivity
Cons: Not overly portable
Verdict: While its size means it's not the best choice for frequent travellers, the Toshiba Satellite A200-1AB is nevertheless an impressive entry-level media centre. With strong performance and multimedia features at an affordable price, this could be your ideal

Summary: The Toshiba A200-180 is more of a desktop replacement PC than a slim portable laptop that can be whisked from location to location.
Verdict: The Toshiba Satellite A200-180 is a powerful and speedy notebook primarily intended for entertainment. It might perhaps have fared better on performance then we'd like though, and the gaming speed was particularly poor. It's not light, but as a multimedia

Summary: Toshiba Satellite P200 A well-featured laptop with a large screen and stylish design
Pros: Stunning looks Great Nokia interface Great FM radio
Cons: No flash for camera Puny onboard memory
Verdict: Toshiba says its new P200 series of laptops is all about 'feature-packed value'.

Summary: They say there's no such thing as too thin, but Toshiba's latest ultralight, the Port�g� R500, may be taking things to Nicole Richie-esque extremes. The lightest notebook on the market, we thought the scale was broken when weighing the lithe machine. At a
Pros: Loaded with ports: USB (three!), PC Card, Firewire, and an SD card reader. Not exactly a powerhouse, it at least survived our gaming benchmarks-10.2 fps on Quake 4. Big hard drive (120GB) for a laptop of this size. Respectable battery life: 2 hours, 40 mi
Cons: Ultra-tiny mouse buttons are just way, way too small. Somewhat dim screen. We'd prefer two adjacent USB ports, instead of haphazardly placing them around the sides.

Pros: Wi-Fi a/b/g/n (Kedron), harmon/kardon speakers with hardware controlled volume, Performance
Cons: Nothing of note
Verdict: The Toshiba Satellite range has always been a winner and the A200 is no exception. Its inclusion of the new Wi-Fi n standard is a nice addition, especially since it's not a Santa Rosa notebook.

Summary: The A200 is a good all-rounder notebook with plenty to offer those on a budget. Just don't expect a performance powerhouse at this price.

Summary: A no-frills business notebook that delivers what you expect for less than $1,000.