The revolutionary 4-in-1 entertainment center, the Qosmio G35 truly immerses you in digital entertainment – from high-definition movies to high-fidelity audio to high-impact gaming. Featuring the world’s first HD DVD-ROM integrated into a notebook, the Qosmio G35 also features a dazzlingly wide 17″ diagonal Ultimate TruBrite widescreen display with stunning 1920×1200 resolution and 1080p high-definition format. The HDMI connector with support for 1080i lets you experience high-definition on any HD TV. Visuals look sharper, clearer, brighter thanks to the Toshiba-unique QosmioEngine. Entertainment comes on demand, with the integrated TV tuner and QosmioPlayer. The high-fidelity harman/kardon Bass Reflex Speaker and Toshiba’s integrated 1-bit digital amplifier maximize your audio experience with a bigger, richer sound. Multimedia meets multi-tasking, with powerful PC features like dual high-capacity 120GB hard drives, Fingerprint Reader security, and simplified wireless connectivity.

Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV660 Features

*Toshiba Software and Utilities
*TOSHIBA HD DVD Player
*TOSHIBA ConfigFree
*TOSHIBA Custom Utilities
*Electronic User’s Guide
*Toshiba Bluetooth driver software

*Third-party Software
*WildTangent Game Console
*Microsoft Office OneNote 2003
*Microsoft Works Version 8.5
*Sun Java 2 Runtime Environment
*Adobe Acrobat Reader
*InterVideo WinDVD 5
*InterVideo WinDVD Creator 2 Platinum
*Sonic Solutions PrimeTime
*Sonic Solutions RecordNow! Basic for
Toshiba
*Sonic Solutions Drive Letter Access (DLA)
*Microsoft Windows Media Player version
*Yahoo! Music Engine

Trial Software
*Microsoft Office Trial Student Teacher *Edition (60-day
trial)
*McAfee Internet Security Suite (30-day trial)
*McAfee VirusScan (30-day trial)
*AOL Internet Service (6-month trial)

Review By Strikemobile

The High Density is the new hype these days. Being one of the strongest promoters of this format, Toshiba released its new model in the Qosmio line, the Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV660 laptop. Since the birth of the Qosmio line, these laptops were built to be the ultimate and the most high tech. Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV660 is no exception to the rule. Sporting a HD DVD-ROM and an Intel Core 2 Duo processor with an wow-ing 2GB of RAM, the Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV660.

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Review By Reviews.Cnet

Measuring 2.1 inches thick, the Qosmio G35-AV660 is one chunky laptop, even for a desktop replacement. And though its 11.6-inch depth is average for a machine with this size display, it’s much wider at 16 inches than the Pavilion dv9000t, which also features a 17-inch wide-screen display. That said, the Qosmio G35 is quite attractive; its matte finish isn’t as eye-catching as the previous model’s glossy “piano finish,” but the new case should be less likely to collect finger smudges. Not that you’ll be carrying it around much, but the Qosmio G35-AV660 weighs 10.3 pounds, or 11.9 pounds with its big AC adapter.

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Review By Pcmag

The AV660 has a built-in 1-bit digital amplifier that’s supposed to produce higher-quality sound and reduce the amount of signal deterioration. Unfortunately, Toshiba’s HD DVD player doesn’t make full use of it. Playing music and running videos with other applications sounded great, but I had to crank the volume all the way up to get a good audio experience while watching an HD DVD on the laptop. This means the software player might still need some tweaking, but it’s nothing an update patch can’t fix. In the meantime, I suggest attaching external speakers (via the line-out port).

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Review By Laptopmag

The HD-DVD version of The Perfect Storm looked awesome on this bright, crisp panel, and with the help of Toshiba’s 1-bit digital amplifier, the embedded Harmon Kardon Bass Reflex speakers produced full sound. We only wish the optical drive had the ability to record HD media, as is the case with Blu-ray notebooks.

The sprawling keyboard was quite responsive, as was the dual-mode touchpad mouse controller. The programmable quick-launch icons and volume control slider embedded in the pad are nice touches. Above the keyboard is a slew of multimedia buttons, including DVD/CD player controls, a TV-out switch, brightness controls, and Dolby sound adjustment buttons.

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Review By Ecoustics

Powering the G35-AV660 is Intel’s 2-GHz Core 2 Duo T7200 processor, which contains a whopping 4MB of level 2 cache. The system comes loaded with an impressive 2GB of DDR2 memory and two 120GB SATA hard drives, which can be configured as RAID 0 (striping) for performance or RAID 1 (mirrored) for enhanced reliability. With more memory and a more powerful CPU, the G35-AV660 posted a score of 243 on our MobileMark 2005 tests, while its less powerful sibling, the G35-AV650, scored a 231. Although the G35-AV660 managed a reasonable 2 hours and 50 minutes on our battery life tests, it couldn’t match the G35-AV650’s score of 3 hours and 5 minutes.

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