Portege R30-A Bios Update change log (4.50-WIN (ECB1.40)

Good morning.
Can someone tell me where can i find the changelog for BIOS update 4.50-WIN(ECB1.40)?
Thank you.

Toshiba EU BIOS page does not provide any change log details.
But on Toshiba US driver page you can check such information.
The BIOS version seems to be the same:
Visit this page and click on BIOS (left column)
http://support.toshiba.com/support/d...ext=1200008975

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