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So apparently that most prevalent crop of Indiana, corn, is good for more than sustenance. Fujitsu is now producing a laptop, a LifeBook to be precise, that is made from cornstarch.
So, the best part about this laptop is that since its chassis is derived from corn, the resources used to manufacture it not only make [...]
You know how the Helio commercials say not to call it a phone? Well Fujitsu would appriciate you not calling their U810 a UMPC, it’s a “mini-notebook.”
The tiny notebook weighs just 1.5-pounds and has the same look and feel as one of Fujitsu’s other tablet PCs, just in a much smaller package. It’s packed with [...]
This, you tasty little tuppence, is CNET Asia’s Edvarcl Heng cooing admiringly at Fujitsu’s marvellously compact U1010 UMPC in a video review of the hardback-sized notebook. He not only flaps it about and slaps in on some scales but shows how easy it is to use the device while wandering around on subway trains.
If you read our review of Fujitsu’s P1610 convertible tablet PCand decided you simply had to have one, think about possibly holding that credit card in check for a little while. Fujitsu have just announced the Lifebook P8240, sharing the same design as the P1610 but with such updated goodies as Vista Business, a choice of [...]






