Toshiba Satellite A660 Series (3D Vision) - Product Overview and Review Video

Learn more about the Toshiba Satellite A660 Series Laptop at: http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/satellite/A660

Enjoy premium sights and sounds as you take your 3D games to a whole new dimension with the Satellite® A660 3D edition laptop, featuring 3D VISION technology. It comes encased in a special-edition Fusion® X2 finish, and offers a 120Hz 15.6" diagonal HD TruBrite® widescreen 3D display, which with 3D glasses and NVIDIA® 3D Vision™ technology—automatically transforms your games into an immersive feast for the eyes. Delivering the smart performance of the Intel® Core™ i7 processor, along with blazing-fast NVIDIA® GeForce GTS 350M graphics, it delivers major horsepower for fast multitasking and brilliant multimedia. Premium harman/kardon® speakers, Dolby Advanced Audio® and an optional Blu-ray Disc™ player magnify your entertainment possibilities. Plus, this laptop serves up a suite of our exclusive user-inspired features­, like Sleep-and-Music for enjoying tunes stored on your MP3 player through your laptop speakers without having to power up the laptop. You'll also do more in more places with exceptional conveniences like an optional LED backlit keyboard and extra-wide TouchPad™ with Multi-touch Control.

Learn more about Resolution+ technology for laptops here:
http://us.toshiba.com/research-center/technology-guides/resolution-plus

See all Satellite A660 series laptops that offer Resolution+ technology here:
http://bit.ly/dxpK4n

Learn more about NVIDIA 3D Vision technology in our laptops here: http://us.toshiba.com/computers/research-center/technology-guides/nvidia-3d-v...

Learn more about NVIDIA Optimus technology in our laptops here:
http://us.toshiba.com/computers/research-center/technology-guides/nvidia-optimus

See all of our Laptop Videos in our Computer Research Center at: http://us.toshiba.com/computers/research-center/videos

We hope you enjoyed this video overview hosted by Hailey Bright!

Pricing, availability and configurations may vary. Please see the product detailed specifications for full details.

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[bedouinboy]

Did you actually check regarding Resolution+ technology? 2:08 because it advertises it but it appears it needs a TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER to operate it, but you will find it does not have this! It has Corel WinDVD for Toshiba but this does not operate Resolution+

So please clarify.

[toshibalaptops]

@bedouinboy The Satellite A660 series do offer models that include Resolution+ technology. For a list of Satellite A660 models that include this technology, check out the video description -- I'll post a link to it for you.

[yoestherr]

cool laptop, but just for commercial purposes, she needs to sound confident, too scripted..

other than that, I'm excited for this laptop !

[Bibhor4]

I'm buying this laptop tomorrow but she doesn't sound convincing....

[gresleya3kid]

is the a500 better? and how much is this in £'s?

thanks

[adityadas18]

wow 3d in laptop also.

[thetrufh]

Why do the 15.6" Satellite laptops have such useless audio. The 16" is a tad too big for me but I found that not a single 15.6" Satellite laptop feature the Harman Kardon speakers. The audio on the 15.6" completely SUCKS (for lack of a better word). Is this done by design or did someone just completely, unexplainably OVERLOOK this minor detail.

Ahhh this IRKS me. Toshiba, I am not happy!

[Minecraftgamer]

Wow a blu ray player..on a laptop..I need one of those but my regular toshiba L505 Laptop is Fine :D

[godadojo]

why are you nerds picking on this girl. unlike you losers she has a life and job. and most isn't stuck in her moms basement

[djdumbbi]

@JevonsLove there are some touch sensitive buttons above the keyboard, there is one there that turns off/on Eco-mode. Found this answer on Toshiba's Q&A page of this laptop.

[bedouinboy]

Toshiba claims that the A660 has Resolution+ technology. What I am asking is that it needs a TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER to operate same - and therefore I'm asking, even though it claims to have Resolution+, have you even checked this out whether it works?