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Toshiba T series

Toshiba T series
DeveloperToshiba Information Systems Corporation
Type
Release date1981 (1981)
Discontinued1995 (1995)

The Toshiba T series comprises personal computers sold internationally by the Japanese electronics conglomerate Toshiba, under their Information Systems subsidiary (now known as Dynabook Inc.), from 1981 to 1995.

The T series began with desktop computers such as the T100 and T300, both of which were rebranded Pasopia models from Japan for United States markets.[1] Starting with the fast-selling Toshiba T1100 laptop, the vast majority of succeeding entries in the T series comprised portable computers, including laptops, luggables, and notebooks, as Toshiba had largely abandoned the international desktop market, where they had failed to gain much uptake.[2] The T prefix denotes models sold exclusively outside of Japan; within Japan, Toshiba sold these computers with the J prefix instead.[3]

Beginning with Toshiba's T1800 laptop in 1992, Toshiba began introducing brand names to go alongside certain T-series models (in the T1800's case, Satellite).[4] This practice continued until June 1995, when Toshiba's computer division imposed a nomenclature reset which removed the T prefix and dictated that all succeeding models have a brand name.[5]

Models

Portables

Toshiba T series portable models[2]: 66 [6]: 61 
Model Release date Processor Clock
speed
(MHz)		 Display
technology		 Display
size
(in.)		 Display
resolution		 Stock RAM
(max.)		 HDD Notes/ref(s).
DynaPad T100X July 1993 AMD 386SX-LV 25 Monochrome STN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 40 MB Tablet computer[7]
T1000 September 1987 Intel 80C88 4.77 Monochrome STN LCD (reflective) 9.8 CGA (640×200) 512 KB (768 KB) None (1 FDD) [8]
T1000LE November 1990 Intel 80C86 9.54 Monochrome STN LCD Un­known CGA (640×400) 1 MB (9 MB) 20 MB RAM above 1 MB treated as RAM disk[9][10]
T1000SE January 1990 Intel 80C86 8 Monochrome STN LCD Un­known CGA (640×200) 1000 KB None (1 FDD) [11][12]
T1000XE March 1990 Intel 80C86 9.54 Monochrome STN LCD Un­known CGA (640×400) 1 MB (3 MB) 20 MB RAM above 1 MB treated as RAM disk[13][14]
T1100 November 1985 Intel 80C88 4.77 Monochrome STN LCD (reflective) Un­known CGA (640×200) 512 KB None (1 FDD) [15][16]
T1100 Plus March 1986 Intel 80C88 7.16/4.77 (switchable) Monochrome STN LCD (reflective) Un­known CGA (640×200) 256 KB (640 KB) None (2 FDD) [17][18]
T1200 FB August 1987 Intel 80C88 9.54/4.77 (switchable) Monochrome STN LCD 9.52 CGA (640×200) 1 MB None (2 FDD) [19][20]
T1200 HD August 1987 Intel 80C88 9.54/4.77 (switchable) Monochrome STN LCD 9.52 CGA (640×200) 1 MB 20 MB [19][20]
T1200XE March 1990 Intel 80286 12 Monochrome STN LCD Un­known CGA (640×400) 1 MB (5 MB) 20 MB [13][14]
T1600 January 1989 Intel 80C286 16 Monochrome STN LCD Un­known CGA (640×200) 640 KB (2.5 MB) 20 MB [21][22]
Satellite T1800 August 1992 Intel 386SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 2 MB (10 MB) 60 MB [4]
Satellite T1850 August 1992 Intel 386SX 25 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (12 MB) 80 MB [4]
Satellite T1850C August 1992 Intel 386SX 25 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (12 MB) 80 MB [4]
Satellite T1900 May 1993 Intel 486SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 80 MB or 120 MB or 200 MB [23]
Satellite T1900C May 1993 Intel 486SX 20 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB [23]
Satellite T1910 January 1994 Intel 486SX 33 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [24]
Satellite T1910CS January 1994 Intel 486SX 33 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [24]
Satellite T1950 September 1993 Intel 486DX2 40 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB or 320 MB [25]
Satellite T1950CS September 1993 Intel 486DX2 40 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB or 320 MB [25]
Satellite T1950CT September 1993 Intel 486DX2 40 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB or 320 MB [25]
Satellite T1960CS July 1994 Intel 486DX2 50 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 200 MB [26]
Satellite T1960CT July 1994 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (20 MB) 320 MB [26]
DynaPad T200 March 1994 Intel 486DX2 40 Monochrome DSTN LCD (reflective) 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 80 MB Tablet computer[27][28]
DynaPad T200CS March 1994 Intel 486DX2 40 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 80 MB Tablet computer[27][28]
T2000 July 1991 Intel 80C286 12 Monochrome DSTN LCD Un­known VGA (640×480) 1 MB (9 MB) 40 MB [29]
T2000SX July 1991 Intel 386SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD Un­known VGA (640×480) 1 MB (10 MB) 20 MB or 40 MB or 60 MB [29]
T2000SXe July 1991 Intel 386SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD Un­known VGA (640×480) 2 MB (10 MB) 40 MB or 60 MB [29]
Satellite T2100 March 1995 Intel 486DX2 50 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 250 MB [30]
Satellite T2100CS March 1995 Intel 486DX2 50 Color DSTN LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 250 MB [30]
Satellite T2100CT March 1995 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 250 MB [30]
Satellite T2110CS June 1995 Intel 486DX4 75 Color DSTN LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 350 MB [31]
Satellite T2130CS June 1995 Intel 486DX4 75 Color DSTN LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 520 MB [31]
Satellite T2130CT June 1995 Intel 486DX4 75 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 520 MB [32]
Satellite Pro T2150CDS April 1995 Intel 486DX4 75 Color DSTN LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 500 MB [30][33]
Satellite Pro T2150CDT April 1995 Intel 486DX4 75 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 500 MB [30][33]
T2200SX September 1991 Intel 386SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (28 MB) 2 MB (10 MB) 40 MB or 60 MB[34]
Satellite T2400CS July 1994 Intel 486DX2 50 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 250 MB [26][35]
Satellite T2400CT July 1994 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (24 MB) 320 MB [26][35]
Satellite Pro T2450CT December 1994 Intel 486DX4 75 Color active-matrix LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (32 MB) 320 MB or 500 MB [36]
T3100 April 1986 Intel 80286 8 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 640 KB (1 MB) 10 MB [37]
T3100/20 August 1987 Intel 80286 8 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 640 KB (1 MB) 20 MB [19]
T3100e November 1988 Intel 80286 12 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 1 KB (5 MB) 20 MB [38][39]
T3100e/40 October 1989 Intel 80286 12 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 1 KB (5 MB) 40 MB [40]
T3100SX December 1989 Intel 386SX 16 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 1 MB (13 MB) 40 MB [11]
T3200 April 1988 Intel 80286 12 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 CGA (640×400) 1 MB (4 MB) 40 MB [41]
T3200SX September 1989 Intel 386SX 16 Monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 1 MB (13 MB) 40 MB [42][43]
T3200SXC March 1991 Intel 386SX 20 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 1 MB (13 MB) 120 MB [44]
T3300SL January 1992 Intel 386SL 25 Monochrome DSTN LCD Un­known VGA (640×480) 2 MB (18 MB) 85 MB [45]
Portégé T3400 November 1993 Intel 486SX 33 Monochrome DSTN LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [46][47]
Portégé T3400CT November 1993 Intel 486SX 33 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [46][47]
Portégé T3600CT July 1994 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (24 MB) 250 MB [48]
T4400SX December 1991 Intel 486SX or 486 25 Monochrome DSTN LCD or monochrome plasma display 9.5 VGA (640×480) 2 MB (10 MB) 85 MB First notebook-sized laptop with an optional 486 processor, as well as the first notebook with a plasma display[49][50]
T4400SXC April 1992 Intel 486SX or 486 25 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 80 MB [51]
T4400 November 1992 Intel 486SX or 486 25 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB (486SX) or 200 MB (486) [52][53]
T4400C November 1992 Intel 486SX or 486 25 Color active-matrix LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB (486SX) or 200 MB (486) [52][53]
T4500 December 1992 Intel 486SX 20 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 80 MB [52][53]
T4500C January 1993 Intel 486SX 20 Color active-matrix LCD 8.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [52][53]
T4600 June 1993 Intel 486SL 33 Monochrome DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB or 320 MB [23]
T4600C June 1993 Intel 486SL 33 Color active-matrix LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB or 200 MB or 320 MB [23]
T4700CS November 1993 Intel 486DX2 50 Color DSTN LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (24 MB) 200 MB or 320 MB [46]
T4700CT November 1993 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (24 MB) 200 MB or 320 MB [46]
T4800CT March 1994 Intel 486DX4 75 Color active-matrix LCD 9.5 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (24 MB) 500 MB Includes built-in Windows Sound System–compatible audio system with microphone[54][55]
T4850CT November 1994 Intel 486DX4 75 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (40 MB) 500 MB or 770 MB Includes built-in Windows Sound System–compatible audio system with microphone[56]
T4900CT November 1994 Intel Pentium 75 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (40 MB) 770 MB First notebook-sized laptop with a Pentium processor; includes built-in Windows Sound System–compatible audio system with microphone[57]
T5100 April 1988 Intel 386 16/8 (switchable) Monochrome plasma display 9.5 CGA (640×400) 2 MB (4 MB) 40 MB [58][59][41]
T5200 April 1989 Intel 386 20 Monochrome plasma display 11.5 CGA (640×400) 2 MB (8 MB) 40 MB or 100 MB or 200 MB [60][61][62]
T5200C October 1990 Intel 386 20 Color DSTN LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 2 MB (14 MB) 200 MB [63][62]
T6400SX February 1992 Intel 486SX 25 Monochrome plasma display 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [64][65][66]
T6400SXC February 1992 Intel 486SX 25 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [64][65][66]
T6400DX February 1992 Intel 486 33 Monochrome plasma display 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 200 MB [64][65][66]
T6400DXC March 1992 Intel 486 33 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 200 MB [64][65][66]
T6400 February 1992 Intel 486DX2 50 Monochrome plasma display 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 200 MB [67][66]
T6400C November 1992 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB [67][66]
T6400MM November 1992 Intel 486DX2 50 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 4 MB (20 MB) 120 MB Includes Intel Digital Video Interactive–compatible video adapter and portable speakers[67][66]
T6600C July 1993 Intel 486DX2 66 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (72 MB) 510 MB or 1.3 GB Built-in SCSI interface[68][69]
T6600C/CD July 1993 Intel 486DX2 66 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (72 MB) 510 MB or 1.3 GB Built-in SCSI interface and CD-ROM drive[68][69]
T6600C/CDV July 1993 Intel 486DX2 66 Color active-matrix LCD 10.4 VGA (640×480) 8 MB (72 MB) 510 MB or 1.3 GB Built-in SCSI interface, CD-ROM drive, MediaShare Mambo Digital Video Interface video adapter, and Ethernet card[68][69]

Desktops

Toshiba T series desktop models
Model Release date Processor Clock
speed
(MHz)		 Display
technology		 Display
size
(in.)		 Display
resolution		 Stock RAM
(max.)		 HDD Notes/ref(s).
T100 January 1982 Zilog Z80A 4 Monochrome TN LCD (reflective, optional) Un­known 8 lines of text (LCD) 64 KB — CP/M-compatible home computer; U.S. rebrand of Japan-exclusive Pasopia[70]
T200 November 1981 Intel 8085A Un­known — — — 64 KB — CP/M-compatible home computer; dual 5.25-inch floppy disk drives[71]
T250 November 1981 Intel 8085A Un­known — — — 64 KB — CP/M-compatible home computer; dual 8-inch floppy disk drives[71]
T300 June 1983 Intel 8088 4.77 — — — 192 KB (512 KB) — Keyboard computer; Toshiba's first IBM PC compatible; U.S. rebrand of Japan-exclusive Pasopia 16[72]
T8500 Model 20 December 1989 Intel 386 20 — — — 2 MB (16 MB) 100 MB Desktop computer; Toshiba's first desktop-unit PC compatible[73][74][75]
T8500 Model 25 December 1989 Intel 386 25 — — — 2 MB (16 MB) 100 MB Desktop computer; Toshiba's first desktop-unit PC compatible[73][74][75]

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