Toshiba releases new NB200 netbook, fastest Qosmio X300 notebook

World’s sexiest netbook versus world’s fastest notebook

Toshiba Qosmio X300/01N: If you don’t like the overbearing style and blistering red colour of the 17in Qosmio X300/01N, then it’s probably not for you. If you don’t have a spare $6000, then it’s definitely not for you! The Qosmio has evolved from the home theatre desktop replacement it once was (fully decked out with HD-DVD) to become a full-on tour de force for gamers who want the most powerful notebook they can get their hands on. It’s primed for use at LAN parties and gaming tournaments. It weighs well over 4kg (not including its massive power brick), so it’s not a machine for the road. Check out our review of the previous X300 notebook.

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