The NB205-210, priced at $350, only comes in black and has a full flat keyboard. There's also a built-in hard-drive impact sensor included in all models.įor a difference of 50 dollars, two configurations are available, with Bluetooth available in the NB205-310, but otherwise identical internal specs. Packed with a six-cell battery, the NB205 weighs 2.9 pounds. There's also a 2-in-1 memory card slot and an RGB port for display connection. The NB205's specs are otherwise Netbook-standard: an Intel N280 processor (slightly faster than the more common N270), 1GB DDR2 RAM expandable to 2GB, 160GB HD, Windows XP, a 10.1-inch TruBrite LED-backlit LCD, and 802.11 b/g wireless. It's a good thing, then, that the NB205 comes with a six-cell battery standard instead of a three-cell, because if you're like we are at an airport, you're going to use that sleep-and-charge quite a bit. This is a great idea: it turns your dormant Netbook into a makeshift backup battery for your travel gear. Available on other Toshiba models of laptops, the port can charge USB devices even when the Netbook is turned off. What makes them truly notable notebooks, however, is their inclusion of a sleep-and-charge USB port. Toshiba's NB205 line of Netbooks are on their way to the U.S., in two different form-factor flavors: one for lovers of flat-keyboarded black machines, and a slightly slicker model with raised keys and bright colors. The Netbook arena keeps growing, but it's a good thing new features sprout up once in a while to keep our attention going. The Toshiba NB250-310 Netbook can charge USB gadgets all the time.
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