Home Entertainment on a PC

October 1997 / What's New / Home Entertainment on a PC

Toshiba's new Infinia line brings new options and easy Internet access to the home PC. All four systems include a 200-MHz or faster Pentium with MMX. The Infinia 7231 ($2699) features a 9X-compatible DVD-ROM drive, hardware-accelerated MPEG-2, and bundled movie-controller software. The high-end Infinia 7260 ($2899) has a 266-MHz Pentium II processor, a 6.4-GB hard drive, and 64 MB of EDO DRAM. All systems offer one-touch Internet access: A button mounted on the monitor gives you access to e-mail and special-interest Web sites through a Web service that Toshiba provides.
Contact:  Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., Irvine, CA

Phone:    800-457-7777

Internet: 
http://www.computers.toshiba.com


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