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I've been activated and we are here taking a look at the Toshiba cosmo x 75 now it may look to you like this particular laptop has fallen through a time vortex of some kind from I don't know the mid 2000 so before it's big its bulky it's got crazy red accents it's completely the opposite of the sort of aesthetic minimalism that we see from most laptops today where everything is very thin very light almost very featureless really throwing the focus on in a lot of cases a big touchscreen now in this case of course because this is a big cosmic gaming laptop like a lot of other systems like this even today in the Windows 8 era there's no touchscreen even though again it's Windows 8 tile based kind of hard to use with the with the touch pattern even with an external Mouse but if you're the typical cost me a customer hopefully that won't bother you too much because this is intended primarily as a gaming laptop with a healthy dose of multimedia on the side maybe less of a pure gaming laptop than something you might get from Alienware Origin PC because this particular model has a rewritable blu-ray drive and of course a big 1080p screen so they figure you're doing games and you're you know doing multimedia movie watching movie night in the dorm room that kind of stuff now what I really love about the newest version of the Cosmo is they have updated it with the very latest in Intel fourth generation Core iSeries processors also known as Haswell and it's also got one of the brand new Nvidia 700 series graphics cards in this case these 770 m this particular version is a little bit more expensive at $17.99 but you get 16 gigs of ram for that you get the blu-ray drive to get that CPU and GPU combo and you get a combo solid-state and traditional platter giant hard drive if you wanted to you could cut out some of the bells and whistles and get this down to about 1199 and still keep that same processor and the same graphics card to me that's a really great that that's a really great deal in any in any version of the X 75 you get fantastic performance I cannot complain about the value for money in terms of the components of what you get at all however the big body even though it's mostly a little bit and it still feels kind of plan sticky the keyboard is kind of clack e again no touchscreen none of the other modern things you might see like Thunderball door or a an NFC antenna or anything like that it's really an old-school laptop with new-school components in it if you're cool with that if that's gonna fit in with your dorm room aesthetic well then you've got a great bargain here I'm Dan Ackman and that is the Toshiba kasnia X 75