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Our affordable, super-compact 10.1-inch diagonal Toshiba mini NB205 is a stylish companion PC that raises the bar when it comes to portability. It’s also the first mini notebook that lets you enjoy all the benefits of today’s fast-moving digital world, putting you in touch with your favorite people, sites, networks and digital media in ways and places you never imagined. Though small enough to throw in a purse or bag, it’s designed with smart features like a full-sized keyboard and touchpad, long battery life, USB Sleep-and-Charge ports and a hard drive impact sensor that protects your data. So it picks up where smart phones leave off and makes many of today’s netbooks seem like a waste of time. What’s more, to take the worry out of taking it along, the Toshiba mini NB205 also comes with international limited warranty coverage, plus our award-winning service and support. NOTE: All Toshiba Netbooks (no matter the model) are packaged with the "NB200" series model# on the outside of box.

User Reviews about Toshiba Mini NB205-N325WH 10.1-Inch Frost White Netbook - 9 Hours of Battery Life (Windows 7 Starter)

This is a wonderful product for college students. It is made very well and is quite sturdy (considering I have dropped it on the floor a few times and it has worked).

Pros:

1. Great Battery life. It lasts very long when fully charged.
2. Light weight- great for students toting around books and such.
3. It works just great with the windows products such as word, excel...
4. Very sturdy.
5. The keyboard is not too small- just right. You can easily type long papers on it without cramping your hands.
6. It has a webcam.

Cons:
1. The web cam is not the best quality and tends to shut off in the middle of a skype convo.
2.After awhile, the mouse pad starts to flake out. (Ive had it for about a year and a half and its just starting to malfunction.)
3.The speakers are not very loud but keep in mind that it is a tiny computer.

Overall, I really love this computer and would recommend it to any buyer. When making your choice as to whether to buy a netbook or a regular laptop, remember netbooks are only meant for the basics- so don't expect any great speakers or fancy features. -- Great for college

i am very happy with my netbook. it looks elegant and attracts the attention, everybody ask me where i bought from, how much..
my only issue, when i use internet explorer, suddenly pages go back even though i don't push the back button,i checked touch pad but i couldn't find anything that will solve the problem. Hereby i use now Google chrome and have no problem so i thing there is a problem together with explorer and windows 7 starter or anything else. i am not geek. -- good deal

I bought this for my wife who was traveling a lot. I played with it when it came in and I was impressed. I don't do windows (Ubuntu) so not much to say about the OS other than it's not my choice but left it alone for now. She has been using MS forever. When she upgrades to something else so will the OS. She had a Toshiba laptop years ago, Win95 era, as a teacher and that one got banged around for years and held up great. I was already sold on Toshiba quality.

The only real weak spot is the speaker. And I say speaker - other reviews have been critical of the speakers. Mine has only one and it is embarrassing. Count on using either an external set, ear buds, or cans. The output quality is great but not through the speaker. Consider using the speaker for maintenance and testing only. Old IBM PCs system beeps sound better.

On to the pluses. Most everything else. I bought the brown - looks nice. Screen is clear and crisp. Obviously smaller. Keyboard works for me but I am an average typist. My son has used it, VERY fast typist and IT professional, and has no complaints. I don't like touch pads, any of them, so I added a small wireless mouse. There are key combos that will kill the pad and that works well.

Another universal complaint or comment is the battery bulge. I have a 15" Dell Vostro with a REAL battery bulge so that is not an issue with me. [I think the newer version of this has packed the battery in tighter.] Battery life is excellent. I did not do any specific testing but it will last all day without the cord. Again, that is not much of an issue for us the way we use it. Does help with all the power outages we have here.

I have not done a memory upgrade yet. We don't really need it for what she is using it for. When she passes it on I will upgrade both memory and OS (to Ubuntu).

Another tidbit has to do with the hard drive. There is a gravity defying interlock that can be adjusted. It keeps the drive heads from nose diving into the disk if the netbook is moved rapidly or is dropped. This can be adjusted if you have it on your lap and need to move for something like breathing or circulating blood - it is set very sensitive. A notch or two down and no more problems.

I got it for a good price and timely delivery.

This is a great netbook and I would recommend it, and have, and would buy another. It drops 1/2 star for the speaker and the other half star for the OS. The OS is is not under review just the netbook otherwise I would take off a couple stars for that. Can't take off 1/2 star so it gives me a chance to editorialize. -- Not a Boom Box

This replaced a HP notebook which was too heavy for travel. One of the reasons it was heavy is that is was jam packed with more crapware than the local landfill. I could not remove all the crapware so I gave the laptop away. But, back to the netbook. it is light, works well and was reasonably priced. I did the ram upgrade to improve the speed. This has met all my expectations and needs and I am satisfied with its performance. -- Very Nice