Difference between models G20 and G25

Hi folks!
I've been seeking a laptop and I was amazed with Qosmio.
When I was going to order it, i noticed that there are lots of G20 models with different specifications. I also found G25 on internet searches and found no difference between G25 and G20 except that G25 TV receiver is NTSC and G20 was out on March and G25 was on June. They've the same specifications instead for the hard drive.
I live in Portugal and the only Qosmio model I can find here is G20-118. I was looking for the model that has 2x100Gb SATA HD but can't figured it out.
On internet researches i found Qosmio G20-111 that has 2x100Gb SATA HD but on the web page mentioned that it was a Pentium III processor (ridicule, isn't it?). I was looking for more reliable information.
Already searched toshiba pages and didn't find specifications for all models that i found on web searches such as G20-102, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 118, 123,490LS, ...
Can anyone help me with this? Is there any reliable web page where i can see the differences between models? is there any .pdf or anyone that can please give me some tips?
Money is no problem at this time to acquire the laptop, i am only looking for the higgest performance laptop!
Best Regards
Joo Pereira

Hi
Its very difficult to say which unit is the best, because there are many models with different parts.
Nevertheless I found page with G20 and G25 description.
Take a look at this link.
http://www.releasereview.com/Toshiba-Qosmio-G20-105-108-114.aspx?d=0101000580926052005
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