The Portege M400 intelligently fuses breakthrough mobile technologies, on-demand business applications and the versatile and intuitive functionality into a supremely portable package that exceeds mobile performance and productivity expectations.

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When the rules change, you can too with the performance and versatility of the Portege M700 Tablet PC. The Portege M700 offers a smooth transition from notebook to Tablet PC with powerful Intel Core 2 Duo processor support for wireless 802.11a/g/n, and Gigabit Ethernet, making it a highly mobile standard for productivity. Comprehensive 3rd Generation EasyGuard technology helps provide proven durability, reliability and security. Cultivate your talent with the integrated DVD SuperMulti drive, webcam, and Toshiba accessories that expand your reach and extend your drive for success beyond the desk and walls.

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TOSH PORTEGE M700-S7005X

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I have a toshiba portege and when i turn it on it asks me how i want to start the computer(e.g safe mode,safe mode with networking,last…),i choose one ,then it starts to load but then a blue screen with some writting which i cant read comes up and then it reboots.My cd drive isn’t broken but the computer hasn’t read it for a long time so i cant use it.please help me i need it for school

Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://re7.info

I have a toshiba portege and when i turn it on it asks me how i want to start the computer(e.g safe mode,safe mode with networking,last…),i choose one ,then it starts to load but then a blue screen with some writting which i cant read comes up and then it reboots.My cd drive isn’t broken but the computer hasn’t read it for a long time so i cant use it.please help me i need it for school

Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://re7.info

I have a toshiba portege and when i turn it on it asks me how i want to start the computer(e.g safe mode,safe mode with networking,last…),i choose one ,then it starts to load but then a blue screen with some writting which i cant read comes up and then it reboots.My cd drive isn’t broken but the computer hasn’t read it for a long time so i cant use it.please help me i need it for school

Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://re7.info

M700 S7043X C2D/2.1 1GB 160G DVDR 12.1 4YR WXPTAB

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The Port

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I am looking to buy one of these laptops based on my budget:

IBM T30 LAPTOP

Dell Latitude C400

Toshiba Portege 4010

let me know what company hard drive do they carry (IDE, S-ATA, ETC.) even if you know about just one of them, please let me know. Not about how big their hard drive is, but if it is IDE, S-ATA, ATA, etc.

The older Pentium IV and Pentium M Notebook PCs all have and use the 2.5" IDE/ATA100/PATA hard drives whereas the newer Notebook PCS all use the faster 2.5" SATA hard drives and FYI they are NOT INTERCHANGEABLE…

For example my 1st Notebook PC was Gateway Pentium IV. It disappointed my expectations so I eventually ended up replacing it with 2 much faster Dell Notebook PCs (Dell Inspirion E1505/6400 and for my wife Dell Latitude D620). On my wife's PC Notebook it only came with 40GB Toshiba SATA Drive and I went out on EBAY and carefully brought a 100GB Travelstar SATA Drive. Later I ended up selling the Gateway Notebook but got a good deal on a Dell Lattude D800 Pentium M that the owner removed the hard drive. Thinking I could simply use the orignal 40GB Toshiba from my wife's new Dell Latitude D620, I was wrong and found out that only the EIDE/ATA 100/PATA hard drives work in the older Notebook PCs. FYI at the time the older 2.5" EIDE Notebook Drives were not that plentiful (even on EBAY) since the hard disk manufacturers had stopped making them since SATA drives were now being used in all the newer Notebook PCs.

Note that both the Gateway Pentium IV Notebook PC and the Dell Pentium M Notebook PC had an interface piece that was necessary to interface with the EIDE or PATA 2.5" hard drives…and to be on the safe side if you are buying on EBAY you need to carefully check Gateway specs on the size of the hard drive (bec at the time I ended up buying a 60GB EIDE Travelstar). If you live close to a MicroCenter, it might be okay to purchase a larger 2.5" 160GB PATA bec refund if it doesn't work would be much easier whereas EBAY refunds are a hassle and return is at your own expense if the Seller allows.

Hope the Above Info Helps and Best of Luck!