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The wackiest Libretto yet? A Libretto 110CT/SS1010 with most of the creature comforts of a full notebook? More likely than you think. I absolutely LOVE the ff series, as such this page will have a ton more information than my other Libretto pages. Basic Specifications >Intel Pentium 266MHz >64MB RAM  *proprietary card,  NOT  shared with first, second or third generation Librettos* >6.4GB Toshiba Hard Disk Drive  (special thin Toshiba disk drive, can use most 2.5" laptop hard drives ) >Windows 98 (FE or SE) >7.1" TFT Display with High Color Buyer beware / things to look out for >Red or green vertical lines on screen (usually left most corner) >Screen frame and lid are fragile, almost guaranteed to crack or break off plastic clips during disassembly >Broken lid latches >Crack on lid nearest to left hinge (screen facing you) >Dead battery, you will ALWAYS have a dead battery . I have never seen a single ff battery hold a charge for more th...

   Left, A Libretto M2. Right, a Libretto 60 A nice little upgrade over the first generation Librettos and the 50CT. Very popular choice amongst enthusiasts of the Libretto series.  Basic Specifications >Intel Pentium 100MHz >16MB RAM  *proprietary card,  NOT  shared with first or third generation Librettos* >810MB Toshiba Hard Disk Drive  (special thin Toshiba disk drive) >Windows 95 >6.1" TFT Display with High Color Buyer beware / things to look out for >Just like all first, second, and most of the third generation Librettos, these units are incredibly fragile, and CAN NOT BE TAKEN APART  unless  you are willing to accept damaging the frame of the laptop. >Will not boot unless a working hard drive is present >Crack where the screen latches catch (either side), broken screen latches, crack on frame beside rear AUX jack >Dead battery (while on : unit has 3 green lights, no amber light or fourth green light, while of...

  Windows 95 搭載、世界最小・最軽重のミニノートパソコン新登場 Equipped with Windows 95, the new worlds smallest, lightest mini laptop The very first Toshiba Libretto to debut, the Libretto 20 is certainly a novelty piece of hardware, but is it worth buying?  Basic Specifications >Intel 486 DX4 75MHz >8MB RAM *proprietary card, NOT shared with second generation Librettos* >270MB Toshiba Hard Disk Drive (special thin Toshiba disk drive) >Windows 95 >6.1" TFT Display with High Color Buyer beware / things to look out for > There is NO sound card on these and the Libretto 30 units. They have a little system beep speaker, and that is it.  >Just like all first, second, and most of the third generation Librettos, these units are incredibly fragile, and CAN NOT BE TAKEN APART unless you are willing to accept damaging the frame of the laptop. >Will not boot unless a working hard drive is present >Crack where the screen latches catch (either side), broken screen latches, crack...

 Toshiba Libretto Master Page This is the main page for all my info regarding Toshiba Libretto laptops. On this page you will find links to specific units (if I have any useful insight on them) as well as some general info regarding these neat little UMPC Laptops.  Model List  First generation Libretto  Toshiba Libretto 20 Toshiba Libretto 30 Toshiba Libretto M1 Second generation Libretto Toshiba Libretto 50CT Toshiba Libretto 60 Toshiba Libretto M2 Third Generation Libretto Toshiba Libretto 70CT Toshiba Libretto 100CT Toshiba Libretto 110CT Toshiba Libretto SS1000 Toshiba Libretto SS1010 Toshiba Libretto M3 FF Series Toshiba Libretto ff1050 Toshiba Libretto ff1100CT/V L Series Toshiba Libretto L1 Toshiba Libretto L2 Toshiba Libretto L3/Adidas Edition Toshiba Libretto L5 *I know of the U and W series but I am not interested in these units so I will not be posting anything about them* The hype surrounding the Libretto in the modern era You might be wondering why these...