Toshiba busts out old notebooks and new models

Hot models take Toshiba laptops to the catwalk at 25th anniversary showcase

The year is 1986, the laptop is the Toshiba 3100m, which was the world's first notebook with an internal hard drive, and it weighed a solid 6.8kg. The Toshiba 3100m had a storage capacity of 20MB, a plasma display with a resolution of 640x400, and it RAM MS-DOS 3.2.

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