Tag Archive for 'lifebook'
Fujitsu sneakily put out an as-yet unannounced Tablet PC during a customer presentation in Germany last week, and an eagle-eyed spotter grabbed what scant details were on offer. Using Fujitsu’s LifeBook brand, the convertible notebook has a passive touchscreen display (e.g. you can use your finger rather than a specific stylus) measuring 13.3-inches. It also [...]
The new LifeBook is on its way (February) and some of its finer details have been confirmed. I know the MacBook Air is the light of everyone’s eye at the moment but I think the P8010 deserves a little recognition.
If you’ve been even just a little tempted by Fujitsu’s indecently-compact LifeBook U810(the US version of the U1010) then you’ll be pleased to know that there’re a growing number of reviews for the tiny convertible. Obviously when you’re playing with something that measures close to 6-inches square the usual rules about “no fat fingers” apply, [...]
Fujitsu announced three new Lifebooks, which are all equipped with dual core processors. The first one is the N6420; an Intel Core 2 Duo powered desktop replacement notebook with 17-inch display screen, optional HD-DVD and TV Tuner available on build to order. The N6420 starts at $1499. The A6010 is a 15” Lifebook, is also [...]
Fujitsu’s latest LifeBook A series line of laptops is targeting budget-conscious consumers. The new laptop comes with either an Intel Core Duo T2050 on the A6010 model or an AMD Sempron on the A3110. These 15.4-inch midsized notebooks are armed with features for corporate users including a hard disk sensor that parks the reader arm [...]
