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General| Processor | Intel Core i5 or i7 |
|---|---|
| RAM | Up to 16GB |
| Storage | HDD or SSD |
| Display | 13.3-inch HD (1366x768) |
| Graphics | Intel HD Graphics |
| Operating System | Windows 7 |
| Battery | Up to 9 hours |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Ports | 3 x USB 3.0, HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, SD card reader |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 |
Details copyright, disclaimer, and trademark information for the manual and product.
Provides legal and regulatory compliance information for the device.
Information regarding licenses for video standards used in the product.
Details the licensing terms for the OpenSSL Toolkit software.
Outlines the licensing terms for the FreeType font engine.
Instructions on ensuring proper airflow to prevent overheating.
Guidelines for maintaining an optimal operating environment for the computer.
Ergonomic advice to prevent strain from computer use.
Safety advice to avoid injuries from prolonged contact with warm components.
Warnings against applying excessive pressure or impact to the computer.
Instructions and precautions for cleaning the computer and display.
Precautions to ensure safe operation when moving the computer.
Explanation of safety icons used to convey important information.
Lists essential hardware and documentation included with the computer.
Explains formatting and terminology used throughout the manual.
Describes the action of clicking with a mouse or touchpad.
Explains how to perform a right-click action.
Details the process of double-clicking.
Describes the Windows Charms bar and its functions.
How to navigate to the Windows desktop.
Explains how to return to the Windows Start screen.
How to access and view installed applications.
Guidance for initial setup and operation of the computer.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the AC power adapter.
Instructions on how to open the computer's display.
Procedure for powering on the computer.
Steps to follow during the initial operating system setup.
Guidance on navigating and using the Windows operating system.
Explanation of how to access and launch applications via tiles.
Information on how to find and download applications from the Windows Store.
Details various methods for signing into Windows, including advanced options.
Explains the process and implications of shutting down the computer.
Steps for restarting the computer.
How to enter and use Sleep Mode, including benefits and limitations.
Conditions under which Sleep Mode may not function.
How to use Hibernation Mode, its benefits, and limitations.
Reference to legal footnotes regarding icons.
Identifies components visible on the front of the computer when the display is closed.
Explains the function and states of the power indicator LED.
Describes the indicator for storage device activity.
Explains the indicator for wireless functions.
Describes the indicator for Wireless WAN connectivity status.
Identifies ports and features on the left side of the computer.
Details the power input jack and its usage.
Explains the function of cooling vents and precautions.
Describes the analog RGB output for external monitors.
Information on USB 3.0 ports, including Sleep and Charge function.
Details the HDMI output port for video and audio.
Identifies ports and features on the right side of the computer.
Describes the slot for memory cards like SD, SDHC, etc.
Information about the DVD or Blu-ray drive.
Details the slot for ExpressCard devices.
Describes the slot for PC Card installation.
Information on the slot for Smart Card devices.
Describes the combo audio jack.
Details the Ethernet port for network connection.
Describes the slot for attaching a security cable.
Identifies ports and features on the back of the computer.
Details about the rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack.
Identifies ports and features on the underside of the computer.
Describes the battery lock for removal.
Explains the latch used to release the battery.
Details the port for connecting a port replicator.
Identifies components visible on the front when the display is open.
Identifies the antennas for wireless functions.
Describes the built-in microphone and its usage.
Explains the indicator light for the web camera.
Details the web camera and its functionality.
Information about the LCD screen, resolution, and brightness.
Describes the display hinges and their function.
Information about the built-in speakers.
How to use the power button to turn the computer on or off.
Description of the computer's keyboard layout and keys.
Explains the NFC function and detection area.
Details the AccuPoint pointing device.
Describes the buttons associated with the AccuPoint.
Explains the indicator for the Touch Pad's status.
Describes the indicator for the eco utility.
How to use the Touch Pad for cursor control.
Explains the function of the Touch Pad buttons.
Details the fingerprint sensor for user authentication.
Information about the computer's internal hardware components.
Information on the processor and how to check its type.
Details about storage capacity and SSD technology.
Information about the installed memory module.
Explains the function of the Real Time Clock battery.
Explains Video RAM and how to check available amounts.
Details GPU performance variations and factors.
Feature to optimize power consumption via display contrast.
Technology for switching to Hibernation from Sleep Mode.
Detailed explanation of the DC IN/Battery indicator lights and meanings.
Explains the function and states of the power indicator LED.
Describes how to interact with the computer using the touch screen.
Explains how to use the touch pad for cursor control and gestures.
Overview of the keyboard layout, keys, and indicators.
Explains the CAPS LOCK indicator.
Details the use of function keys (F1-F12) and Fn key combinations.
Explains the function of Windows logo and application keys.
How to use the AccuPoint pointing device.
Important considerations and potential issues when using the AccuPoint.
Instructions for replacing the AccuPoint cap.
How to enroll and use the fingerprint sensor for authentication.
Recommended technique for swiping fingers on the sensor for accuracy.
Important considerations and tips for optimal fingerprint sensor performance.
Key points regarding the use and limitations of the fingerprint utility.
Discusses security guarantees and potential issues with the fingerprint software.
Step-by-step procedure for registering fingerprints.
Instructions for removing fingerprint data for the current user or all users.
Procedure to remove all enrolled fingerprints from the system.
How fingerprint authentication can be used for Windows logon.
Enables fingerprint authentication for booting and single sign-on.
Explains using fingerprint for authentication during system boot-up.
Describes the Single Sign-On feature using fingerprints.
Steps to enable and configure fingerprint Pre-Boot and Single Sign-On.
Information about the computer's optical disc drive.
Lists supported formats for DVD and Blu-ray drives.
Instructions on loading and inserting discs into the drive.
Steps for safely removing discs from the drive.
Procedure for opening the disc tray when it fails to open automatically.
Information on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray writable disc types.
Guidelines for writing data to various disc formats.
Crucial information to read before writing or rewriting media.
TOSHIBA's responsibility regarding disc writing and data loss.
Recommendations for media compatibility and disc quality.
Operation advice and precautions for writing or rewriting data.
Information about the software for playback of DVD Video.
Usage notes and limitations for the Video Player software.
How to configure display and audio settings for video playback.
Step-by-step guide to launch the Video Player.
Notes on using the Video Player interface and features.
How to access the Video Player's online help.
Information about the computer's battery types, usage, and care.
Information about the different types of batteries used in the computer.
Details about the removable lithium-ion battery pack.
Explains the function and replacement of the RTC battery.
Important safety precautions for handling and using the battery pack.
Procedures and indicators for charging the battery pack.
Table showing approximate charging times for different battery types.
Conditions that may affect immediate battery charging.
Methods for checking the remaining battery power.
Factors affecting battery life and tips for extending it.
Estimated time until batteries are exhausted in different modes.
Monthly procedure to discharge and recharge batteries for longevity.
Information on replacing the battery pack as a consumable item.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the battery pack.
Instructions for installing a new battery pack.
Information about the Wireless WAN device.
Procedure for inserting a SIM card into the device.
Instructions for removing a SIM card.
Information about the built-in GPS function and its performance factors.
Information and instructions for connecting to a Local Area Network.
Information on required cable types for different Ethernet speeds.
Step-by-step guide for connecting to a Local Area Network.
Information about memory media slots and card types.
Important points about SD/SDHC/SDXC card identification and usage.
Guidelines for formatting memory cards.
Specific instructions for formatting memory cards.
Precautions for handling memory cards to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide for inserting memory media into the slot.
Explains the write-protect function on memory cards.
Instructions for safely removing memory media from the computer.
Information about ExpressCard slots and devices.
Procedure for installing an ExpressCard into the slot.
Steps for safely removing an ExpressCard from the computer.
Information about Smart Card slots and devices.
Guide for inserting a Smart Card into the computer's slot.
Instructions for safely removing a Smart Card.
Information on connecting and using external displays.
How to connect external displays to the computer.
Details the analog RGB port for monitor connection.
Information on connecting external devices via HDMI.
Configuration settings for viewing video on HDMI displays.
How to choose display modes for HD content.
Manually managing external display and audio playback devices.
Information about the Hi-Speed Port Replicator accessory.
Instructions for connecting the computer to the port replicator.
Information about using a security lock to prevent theft.
Steps for attaching a security cable to the computer.
Information on available optional accessories for the computer.
Information about purchasing an additional AC adaptor.
Information on purchasing an extra battery pack.
Information on purchasing the port replicator accessory.
Describes audio control functions and video mode settings.
How to control audio volumes for devices and applications.
Steps to change the microphone recording level.
How to apply sound effects to speakers.
Describes the premium audio enhancement suite and its features.
How to configure audio settings using the Realtek manager.
How to view hardware, software, and language settings.
How to turn off the audio controller when not in use.
How to confirm internal speaker and headphone sound direction.
How to change sound sample rate and bit depth.
How video mode settings are configured via screen resolution.
Introduces pre-installed utilities and how to start them.
Describes the GUI for accessing tools and utilities.
Details display settings like text size, split screen, and resolution.
Allows setting passwords to restrict computer access.
Utility for customizing hardware settings and peripherals.
Software for playback of DVD Video.
Software for playback of Blu-ray Discs.
Manages power consumption, offers eco mode, and eco charge mode.
Multimedia player for video, music, and photos.
Utility for performing features using keys or Fn key combinations.
Automatically searches for TOSHIBA software updates and alerts.
Monitors system functions like power, battery, and cooling.
Security encryption device for HDD/SSD.
Describes unique or advanced features for computer convenience.
Feature to turn off the display panel after inactivity.
Feature to turn off HDD/SSD after inactivity.
Automatically shuts down the system into Sleep or Hibernation mode.
Options for passwords to prevent unauthorized access.
Protects components from voltage overload and manages battery charge.
Configures the computer to save battery power.
Automatically turns power off when display is closed, on when opened.
Automatically enters Hibernation Mode when battery is critically low.
Allows turning off power without exiting software, preserving state.
Turns off power without exiting software, saving memory to HDD/SSD.
Restores computer from Sleep Mode via USB devices like mouse or keyboard.
Measures to protect against overheating and manage processor temperature.
Utility for setting and managing user and supervisor passwords.
Steps to set, delete, or change a user password.
How to set a Supervisor Password to restrict functions.
Procedure for entering a password when starting the computer.
Tool for configuring computer hardware and peripherals.
View BIOS version and change settings to default.
Set advanced features for sleep mode and charging.
Options to protect the HDD by parking the head during vibrations.
Select internal LCD and external monitors at boot.
Change boot settings, e.g., Panel Open - Power On.
Access wake-on-keyboard or configure function keys.
Set conditions for USB devices.
Set conditions for SATA devices.
Set conditions for LAN connection.
Set the condition for the Optical Disc Drive tray lock.
Set sleep conditions when undocking the computer.
Set conditions for each device or function.
Provides power to USB devices for charging.
Charge USB devices while the computer is off or in Sleep Mode.
Default mode for USB charging, suitable for most devices.
Enable/disable sleep and charge under battery mode, displays capacity.
Enables rapid USB charging when the computer is powered on.
Multimedia player for video, music, and photos.
Usage notes and limitations for the media player software.
How to access the online help for the media player.
Monitors system functions like power, battery, and cooling.
Steps to open and enable the PC Health Monitor utility.
Function for reducing the risk of damage to the hard disk drive.
How to enable, disable, and configure HDD Protection settings.
Explains the notification message when vibration is detected.
Describes the icon states for HDD Protection in the system tray.
Explains the sensitivity levels for detecting vibrations.
How detection level adjusts when AC adaptor is disconnected.
How to reset HDD Protection settings to factory defaults.
Visualizes HDD activity and vibration impact using a 3D object.
BIOS setup utility for viewing and changing BIOS settings.
Information on creating recovery media and restoring the system.
Describes how to create recovery media (disc or USB).
Steps to restore the system using created recovery media.
How to restore the system from the hidden recovery partition.
Information on how to order recovery discs from TOSHIBA.
Guidelines for identifying and resolving computer problems.
Basic checks to perform before diagnosing complex issues.
Questions to ask when troubleshooting to identify the cause.
Guidance on resolving issues related to software and media.
Steps for diagnosing hardware-related problems.
Common issues and their solutions, like unresponsiveness.
Procedure when keyboard commands are not recognized.
How to close unresponsive programs using Task Manager.
Checks to perform if the computer fails to power on.
How to access advanced startup options using function keys.
Lists common hardware areas for troubleshooting.
Explanation of automatic shutdown due to high processor temperature.
Steps to resolve issues with AC power connection.
Steps to check if the AC adaptor is properly connected and functioning.
Steps to resolve common battery-related problems.
Checks for discharged battery and proper connection.
Steps to troubleshoot battery charging issues.
Tips for addressing reduced battery performance over time.
Procedure to reset date and time if lost.
Procedure to reset date and time via TOSHIBA Setup Utility.
Steps to resolve keyboard problems.
Check for keyboard remapping or driver issues.
Steps to resolve display panel issues.
Check display priority and external monitor settings.
How to clean marks or smudges from the display panel.
Steps to resolve hard disk drive problems.
Checks for discs in the drive or boot priority settings.
Steps to resolve slow HDD performance, including defragmentation.
Steps to resolve issues with the optical disc drive.
Checks for secure tray closure, disc seating, and obstructions.
Steps to resolve memory card issues.
Steps to resolve memory card errors, including reinsertion.
Checks if the memory card is write-protected.
Verifies file presence and integrity on the memory card.
Steps to resolve issues with pointing devices.
Solutions for Touch Pad not working or responding incorrectly.
Advice for when the pointer does not respond to input.
How to adjust double-click speed for the Touch Pad.
Adjusting pointer speed settings in mouse utility.
Adjusting the sensitivity of the Touch Pad.
Steps to resolve USB mouse issues.
Checks for busy system, reconnecting mouse, or driver issues.
Adjusting double-click speed for the USB mouse.
Adjusting pointer speed settings for the USB mouse.
Advice for when the pointer moves erratically, possibly due to dirt.
Steps to resolve issues with USB devices not functioning.
Steps to resolve issues with USB devices not functioning.
Solutions for when the Sleep and Charge function is not working.
Addresses battery drain when Sleep and Charge is enabled.
Resolving issues with external devices connected via USB ports.
How to resolve issues with the USB Wakeup function.
Steps to resolve sound system issues.
Steps to check volume, mute, connections, and device manager.
Potential causes for unwanted sounds like microphone feedback.
Steps to resolve external monitor issues.
Checks power switch, cord connections, and power outlet.
Adjusting controls, checking connection, and display priority.
Checks cable connections and tries resetting display mode.
Steps to resolve LAN connection problems.
Checks for firm cable connection between the computer and the LAN hub.
Steps to ensure AC adaptor is connected and fast startup is disabled.
Steps to resolve wireless LAN connection problems.
Ensures the computer's wireless communication function is turned on.
Steps to resolve Bluetooth connectivity issues.
Checks wireless function, Bluetooth manager, and adaptor status.
Information on how to get help and technical assistance.
Steps to take before calling for technical assistance.
Information on how to contact TOSHIBA for hardware-related problems.
Summarizes the computer's technical specifications.
Details the computer's size and weight.
Specifies operating and non-operating temperature and humidity ranges.
Details the AC adaptor and computer power specifications.
Pinout details for the analog RGB monitor port.
Specifications for AC power cords and plugs.
Lists certification bodies for various countries and plug shapes.
Information on wireless device standards and compatibility.
Information on Wireless LAN and Bluetooth compatibility standards.
Information on radio frequency energy emitted by wireless products.
Details the computer's wireless communication functions.
Restrictions on 5.15-5.25GHz frequency use due to radar interference.
Explains Bluetooth functionality and features.
Details security mechanisms like authentication and encryption.
Notes on Bluetooth radio transmitter and receiver bands.
How to establish links between Bluetooth devices.
Compliance with radio frequency and safety standards.
Usage limitations for 2.4GHz frequencies in Europe.
Usage limitations for 5.15-5.35GHz frequencies in Europe.
Usage limitations for 5.47-5.725GHz frequencies in Europe.
IC compliance and RF exposure limits for devices.
FCC compliance and RF exposure information for devices.
Information regarding safe operating distance from antennas.
Regulatory requirements for radio frequency devices in Taiwan.
Notes on frequency bandwidth usage in Japan.
Ensures equipment does not interfere with other radio stations in Japan.
Explains the indicators shown for Wireless LAN operation.
Explains the indicators shown for Bluetooth operation.
Information about JEITA and 5GHz Wireless LAN channels.
Confirms technical regulation conformity for radio equipment.
Lists countries/regions where equipment is approved for radio standards.
Regulatory compliance for NFC devices, including FCC and RF exposure.
FCC compliance and RF exposure information for NFC devices.
Information on RF energy exposure limits set by the FCC.
IC compliance and RF exposure limits for devices.
Reference to legal footnotes.
Explains why some icons/features may not apply to certain models.
Factors affecting CPU performance and legal footnotes.
Notes on compatibility of 32-bit drivers with 64-bit systems.
Explains how graphics use affects available system memory.
Factors affecting battery life and estimated usage times.
Details about storage capacity and definitions of Gigabytes.
Information on LCD screen brightness deterioration over time.
Details GPU performance variations and factors.
Factors affecting wireless LAN transmission speed and range.
Information on copy protection standards that may limit media recording.
Definitions of terms and acronyms used in the manual.
Lists common abbreviations and their meanings.
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