Thank you KZfaq recommended. A new really good, small vintage/ whatever comes up Tech channel. Wish this channel a lot of luck, mate

Proud owner of a Toshiba Libretto 70CT and a 100CT. Got 'em way before their price skyrocketed on eBay, luckily.

Nice! These are really cool systems! I'd love to get one myself one of these days!

Lovely little laptop. Been looking to get one myself!

great contend! Nostagia is screaming in my ear since the pandemic starts. I think that put things in perspective. Not to say that this Toshiba is one of the best sub-notebook ever!

I remember seeing these for sale listed as “RARE” in like 2014 for only $50. I so wish I snagged one.

Nice Little Toshiba Great Video

Great channel buddy

Love that you finished up the clip with some Duke Nukem! I'm a bit of a hard drive holdout but it sounds like you made pretty good use of that 32GB CompactFlash card.

Neat setup.

This laptop is a technological masterpiece!

I was going to subscribe, but you already have exactly 386 subscribers. I can't ruin that number.

Neat a true retro version of what I did with my Netbook after EoS for windows 7

6:24 Just noticed that thing to the right. Nice to see one in use, love those MacBook Pros in the G4 body. Been looking for a good priced 17' for the longest time but wow, does any and all 17' Apple laptop hold resale value

Lol I have the 70CT... amazing, it's like the size of a handheld console with a powerhouse 486DX, it's quite unheard of. Remember back in 1997, every classmate has a pentium / 80486 midi tower, keyboard, mouse and 15 inch CRT... Lol it is a delight to see it run Zsnes emulator in dos.

Hey, I perked up right when you mentioned recelling the battery, I actually own a 100ct, it uses the same battery as the 110ct I believe. I'm doing a recell on it, it uses 17670 li-ion cells. I plan on using 17500 cells because they're the same diameter and have a bit more wiggle room for soldering the pack up (I don't have a spot welder). modern li-ion cell shave a bit higher capacity than these far older ones, so the battery life should be like new, if a bit lower.

Had to double check after seeing the quality. 495 views!? My Muhammad, I could've sworn I had seen 495K views!

Love the video..I was watching it while mine was being shipped in excitement haha. Question for you tho. Alot of my dos games are later release that were on cd, when I transfer them over from another windows install using pcmcia compact flash it asks me to put in the CD, which I clearly can't. By any chance would you know any walk around to this??

I couldn’t get this 2:55 CF to IDE adapter to work. I blinks red power light and does not even start the boot sequence. I tried two separate adapters. Looks like some sort of electric issue or BIOS? Works fine with PATA SSD.

Did you ever discover the cause of the hitching on Blade Runner? it happened with me too. My thought was possible bandwidth contention issues while streaming a virtual CD drive from the HD.

I had a 70ct

Nice machine, but the fatal flaw for me was the the Sound Blaster Pro: Only does 22.05 kHz in stereo, though it will do 44.1 kHz in mono.

For the video stuttering issue, you might try a decoder card like the Margi DVD-to-Go which has hardware decoding for MPEG 1 and 2. The Libretto 110ct supports the "Zoom Video" pass-through those cards require built into the card slots. Do you happen to have a link for the CF to IDE adapter? My drive in a 100CT is sometimes going whirr-click-whirr-click when just sitting at the desktop, so I might need one soon and I've heard of issues with other 2.5" to CF adapters with Librettos in the past.

I'd love one of these, but using the thumbstick for all the mouse movement would probably give me carpal tunnel in about ninety seconds.

Hi Brian ! Thy x for the video. Can i ask you what is your sound settings for duke nukem 3d ? i have a libretto ct110 too but i can't found the right "dma irq etc.." settings to have sounds. Can you share me your's ? Thank you very much

I snagged one on eBay after 2 years of waiting for a good price

Would you please share the floppy model number and the docking station model so I can look for them, thanks

Yo, what are you using to display your original ipod? I'd like some of those stands.

Have one of these, with a lot if extras... What I'm missing though is win98 with drivers... Currently running it on Linux...

Not shooting the gas cans at the start of Duke3D???? What is this, crazy town? :-P ;-)

You can run a light linux distribution/ freebsd?

wow

I think 16650 linion cells will work

Wow I can't imagine the 1998 cost of one of these. Probably $2000 at least!

Actually, Libretto in Italian mean "small book"

hey man,very good video quality and i like the attention to the audio quality,keep it up you really deserve more subs,if you need any files or equipment shoot me a message Soul ;-;#9713

This was NOT a palmtop. Never was advertised as one. Palmtops were limited, this was a full functional computer. Palmtops ran Windows CE at the time this computer came out. Apples Newton was dead by this time as well. Just saying, i worked in the industry when this computer came out and we did not sell the Libretto as a palmtop. ;-) Nice video tho, i owned a 166mhz version of this, but i always had a mouse with me. :-)

I love/hate this laptop. The battery doesn't hold - naturally, so your corded while using - the screen has a limited viewing angle, hence you need to be constantly looking with your back and eyes on the same position, straining your body. Lack of USB makes me nuts. The keys are crammed together: the world has evolved to a minimum of a netbook-tablet-sized keyb which far comfortable to this. I only think about gutting this thing out, screw history and put in an rpi, better keyb, better screen.