Toshiba is well known as a world technology and innovation leader — and a number of PC world firsts have belonged to our products. Find out about our latest innovations, industry trends and solutions and upcoming technology — and learn how other companies and individuals are using their Toshiba products to increase productivity, reduce costs, or make their dreams come true. Or, read what the IT press has to say about our latest products to learn what experts are recommending.

What the experts say
Satellite 2800-500 a winner
PC Pro magazine in the UK has reviewed Toshiba's Satellite 2800-500 and gives it glowing praise, saying, "Toshiba combines nVIDIA's new GeForce 2 Go graphics chipset with a fast processor for stunning results...we can't hide our awe of this machine --- there are no vital features missing, and the price is reasonable. The Satellite 2800-500 marks a new era for notebook computers, and at last we've seen a unit that can truly claim to be a desktop replacement." If you would like to read the full review, go to: www.pcpro.co.uk, sign-up or log-in (free of charge) and go to their reviews section.

Technology trends and future developments
Wireless
Imagine: no cables, no adapters. All of the electronic devices in your home or office communicate effortlessly. Compatibility problems are distant memories as notebook, scanner, DVD player and mobile telephone work together in wireless rhythm.

Technology working for you
Blue Angel
The German "Blue Angel" logo is awarded by the "Umweltzeichen Jury" (an independent panel with representatives from many different market sectors) to products which have met specific criteria and which possess positive environmental features. Well over 4,000 products now bear the "Blue Angel" mark, and the success of the voluntary scheme is proof of the increased environmental awareness of both the consumers and product manufacturers.

Toshiba stability and expandability give international corporation flexibility
British American Tobacco
British American Tobacco, the world's most international tobacco group has found that the best way to maintain a flexible worldwide IT network is to impose rigid quality standards throughout. As a result, planning has become one of the most important components in British American Tobacco's IT infrastructure.