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Question: Does it comes with a extra slot to add ram or I have to replace the current ram? And how difficult is it to open the back to get to the ram?
Document: This laptop is fast for watching YouTube, going on Amazon, and overall fast on the internet. One thing that really bummed me out on this thing is it only having ONE ram slot. That means at most only 8 GB can be installed on this thing. I really do enjoy the texture on it and the touch screen its very handy when it comes to using windows 8. Honestly if your PC (laptop or desktop) dont have a touch screen I think windows 8 is useless.
You can get to the charms bar by pressing the windows key and C but I wouldnt want to do that all the time just to bring up the charms bar. Windows 8 on this laptop functions pretty well. Its snappy when it comes to booting up and loading programs and fun to use for the most part. I think in general windows 7 is better set up, the overall layout is attractive and built more towards using a keyboard and mouse. Windows 7 I think is more organized than Windows 8.
No, this computer is not blazingly fast. No gaming, no CAD files or large Photoshop or audio-video project creation. BUT, it is _exactly_ what my wife needed to replace her 8-year-old Toshiba Satellite, though. After configuring Windows 8.1 to get rid of the awful &#34;Modern&#34; interface and Start Page, she is very pleased with it.
when I open the box the screen was broken, I don't know if was for the packing or came broken from the beginning
I think I have no more words to add because every time I buy through Amazon it's a great experience, despite of this is a basic computer it works very well, now ready for my next purchase...thank you
It sometimes randomly switches me to different apps when I am on my desktop. I dont hate windows 8 at all I just think Microsoft could of done better. Maybe if Microsoft would of made a desktop version of Windows 8 and a tablet version. Putting back the start button in on the desktop and laptop versions and maybe making Windows 8 more graphical.
I have no idea how good a Microsoft platform this unit is because after a minimal session exposing myself to the horrors of Windows8 I started looking for a Linux distribution to replace it. Most of my existing Linux CDs/DVDs would not boot (SysRescueCD being a notable exception) and I think that's due to UEFI problems, but I eventually found that a recent Ubuntu (12.04 LTS?)
I go out of my way to be nice and understanding with customer service reps, since they have a challenging job. However, the Toshiba reps simply hung up on me-TWICE-when I was trying to explain my problem. The first one hung up because she simply couldn't understand the problem I was trying to explain. When I called back the next day, the guy hung up on me when he found out his department wasn't the one who could help me.
Horrible is the nicest thing I can say about this computer. To say it is slow, is putting it mildly. I downloaded a game,which on my prior Acer Laptop took only two minutes. With this stupid computer, I literally had time to clean my kitchen, do the dishes and shower before the game finished downloading. When installing the printer drivers, I had time to go to a restaurant, place an order, and drive back home before it was finished.
I bought this laptop to replace a netbook that was driving me bonkers with its tiny screen and cramped keyboard. I wanted a laptop with a decent screen and a full-sized keyboard, and the Toshiba fits the bill quite nicely. It could use a little more RAM than the stock 2GB, but what it has is enough to run Firefox, Thunderbird, and an older version of Microsoft Office I loaded from CDs.Good travel machine, fits easily in my backpack, and has decent battery life.
Answer: Dear soumik: you have to replace the generic ram and it would be able to upgrade  up to 8Gb 1333 Mhz ( http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=4005071&isFromTOC;Link=false). Second to tear apart is relative what is easy or hard for you, anyways here a link with a small tutorial (http://www.laptopscreen.com/English/model/Toshiba/SATELLITE~C55-A5105/) I hope this would help.