Toshiba Satellite U840W

A great high-resolution screen makes this laptop stand out, but its keyboard and touchpad slightly detract...

It's a little bit different, and we'd hazard a guess that only a few people will be sold by Toshiba's extra-wide display. For those who do get the appeal, they'll also find a well-built, well-featured laptop, with better than usual...

An innovative screen but with limited benefits and niggles elsewhere, it's little more than a...

Ultrabooks may not be commodity computers yet, but that’s the path we seem to be going down, at least. Credit then is due to Toshiba, which is doing something unique with its Satellite U840W.There’s no sense beating around the bush: It’s the screen...

The Toshiba Satellite U840W is designed for multimedia above all else -- it has exceptoinal speakers and its extra-wide screen allows many movies to fit in it perfectly, but it's also very useful for multitasking. We like the build quality and the...

Some of our readers might rightfully ask themselves the following question: "Why would I need an Ultrabook with a 21:9 aspect ratio?!" It's an interesting concept for sure. We do see some potential - not only as far as playing movies and videos is conc...

The Satellite U840W is an all-round goody bag combining generally premium build and materials with a usable backlit keyboard and the best speakers we’ve yet heard on an Ultrabook along with good battery life.

The Toshiba Satellite U840W is a strange beast - it's currently the only laptop that enables you use the entire screen to watch anamorphic widescreen films, with no black bars at the top and bottom of the picture. The unconventional screen shape means