SlashGear Japan
So this mini notebook is a cool hybrid cross between a UMPC and a Tablet PC. It has the same hinge as a convertible tablet, but the screen size of a UMPC. It also has a biometric fingerprint scanner and a 5.5 hour battery life, but Fujitsu have added 3G WWAN cellular broadband so as to maximise on-the-road use.
It has Bluetooth, WiFi, it has an 800MHz processor, a gig of DDR2 RAM, a 5.6-inch touch-screen LCD and a 40GB HDD. It has a USB port, a VGA out, Ethernet, Audio In, Audio Out, and CF and SD card slots.
The total dimensions are 6.73×5.24×1.04 inches and it only weighs about 1.56 pounds. And a quick Google search yields a price of right around a thousand bucks.
2 Responses to “CES 2008: Fujitsu LifeBook U810”
vulverīns January 7, 2008
Looks nice, i wish it had more powerful CPU and more sleek design.
NeutralAl January 16, 2008
The 5.25″ depth is what makes this not such a hot product. Fujitsu should have realized that for a device to be carried around and really be mobile it needs to be no greater than 4.25″ and preferably more like 4″. If they made the device longer so then it would be a much attractive to buy as it could be coat size. Right now it is cool but still just an inch too wide to benefit from the small size.
Neutral