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Question: Is Window 7 64 bit ? ToshibaL654D  I am assuming that they do not state 64 bit,that this machine has32 bit....?
Document: very fast, though you should probably take that with a grain of salt because i'm comparing it to my old Centrino Duo machine running 32 bit XP...with the AMD triple-core processor running 64-bit Windows 7, it should be a great performer. how it compares to other contemporary systems, i can't say.now the downsides, and there are several...first, the speakers are incredibly terrible, and i do mean incredibly.
The 'bloatware' on this laptop was not bad at all. The old laptop ran Vista 32 bit and this one runs Windows 7 64 bit. Big improvements on startup and shutdown times also. The AMD video driver on this laptop just works better for dual monitor setups.The very first time I tried the keyboard on this new Toshiba I didn't like it. But after just 2 days I absolutely love it now.
So I decided to ditch my older Compaq laptop (gave it to my mom actually) and I decided on this, mainly because it was a bit smaller, was much more up to date in terms of processor, memory, etc. and the price was right. This thing is the fastest machine I have ever owned. I even decided not to wipe the drive because I found myself actually liking Windows 7 (I'm a linux geek).
I am befuddled. I also placed 4 sorbothane feet under the unit to raise it an additional 1/2 inch or so. The fan seems to run a bit less, since there is now more air circulation underneath the unit, serving to cool it more efficiently.7/3/2013 UPDATE: Since I installed the freeware 'Superantispyware', this machine has been running FLAWLESSLY! Virus scans are faster now (normal times), and i've had no problems or issues with this PC!
The other reviews had me wanting to return the laptop before I received it in the mail. The recent ones say that the hard drive fails. I've been using the laptop for 2 weeks now with no issues. Sometimes when it starts up, the screen flickers a little bit. I have the laptop on most of the day when I'm not working. I like the windows 7 and the computer is very fast. The speakers aren't great like other people said but it's a laptop, not a home entertainment system.
As if this isn't enough of a hassle, this morning, it wouldn't accept the Windows 7 updates, and had to revert to a previous state. Every time I turn the PC on now, it goes through the same time consuming screen, whereby it states that it is configuring Windows updates, but the percentage figure stays at 0%! It also has changed font size and type on it's own as well!
We bought this computer, which operated using Windows System 7 (Professional) based on the favorable reviews. Picture quality is good. The Corel software installed takes a bit of getting used to but functions.Laptops need to be built to withstand a beating, however this laptop was only used in one spot in the house, and was always in a low moisture, temperature-controlled environment. Despite that the "L" key on the keyboard started sticking almost immediately.
Perhaps they have the heat sensor set too low? I don't mind if the fan comes on for a short bit when the machine is getting hot, but to me this is a poor tradeoff--low temperature over noise.I haven't been able to test the machine long enough to vouch for its capabilities.
I purchased my toshiba laptop exactly 4 months to date, so i have had a considerable amount of time to become familiar with the product. The exterior of the laptop is slick black on black look, has a great feel and compactness to it, you can lug it around anywhere you go. Don't be discouraged by its 14" diaganol screen, it provides for great widescreen viewing for movies and the new win 7 side by side snap window feature.
I have a high end, expensive ($1,400) Dell laptop for my work machine. This Toshiba is just a bit slower, but still very competitive in many ways. This computer should satisfy your everyday needs for a home PC (office, web, skype video conference, etc).
Answer: Yep, It says it right in the description, about half-way down the page. 64 bit Windows 7 usually comes in 99% of computers that have at least 3GB DDR3 RAM, a processor speed of 2.0 GHz or more, and a minimum of 250GB of Hard Drive space.