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Classy Tablet PC From Fujitsu
September 3, 2007 6:03 am
The attractive T4220 has more flexibility than an Olympic gymnast thanks to a dual directional 12.1 inch screen.
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Fujitsu unveils new T2010 and N6460 notebooks
July 2, 2007 4:37 amSingapore
??s shopping mall has nowadays displayed Fujitsu
??s 2 new 12.1 and 17
??inch notebook models T2010 and N6460.
T2010 measures 12.1 inch and weighs only 2.3 pounds and features Santa Rosa chipset. It sports fingerprint reader, Bluetooth and many other common features. Whereas, 17-inches N6460 comes with some excellent specs and offers full-sized keyboard with a keypad, a 500GB hard drive and an ATI GPU.
No info about price but both the models will hit the shelves sometimes in August.
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Fujitsu’s new pink tinted lappy
June 23, 2007 3:29 am
For all those pink-huggers, Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation has striked its new notebook that is especially developed to target girls community. As it is specifically designed for girls, the company has also taken utmost care about its weight that is only 2.63 pounds.
This girly lappy feature 9 hours of battery juice and comes with 1.3-megapixel camera, Core Duo U1400 processor, 10.6-inch display, 1GB of RAM and a 60GB hard drive.
Its price will land somewhere around $1,599 to $2000 (depending on configuration) but no info about availability.
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Korea gets latest Fujitsu Lifebook U1010
June 12, 2007 12:44 am
Another UMPC that striked Korean market called Fujitsu Lifebook U1010. This compact, smart and pocket-sized notebook merely measures 5.6 inch (screen size) and only 26.5mm thickness.
It is powered by the Intel Ultra Mobile Platform 2007 and comes bundled with an built-in keyboard light to facilitate users to work in dark, a fingerprint recognition sensor, touch sensitive display, to ease your browsing and the Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
The device has already striked Korean shelves and to get it you have to shell only $1,390.
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Fujitsu FMV-U8240 gets the first review
June 3, 2007 2:41 pm
Fortunate for Akihabara News because they have passed their three days with the Fujitsu FMV-U8240 and fell in love with the majority of the characteristics on this ultra portable PC. They claimed to have made out that the Fujitsu FMV-U8240 in actual fact stood out with the CPU, performance, weight and LED keyboard however the screen rotation and touch screen instead of making, mar the device.
Though they preferred the FMV-U8240 on the whole they also kept on saying that it did not pile up the same as the Sony Vaio UX series portable PC. Battery life is a somewhat below par 2.5 to 3.5 hours of real world usage.
Besides the reviewer had tribulations with the swivel screen and the touchscreen: it is expected that these are pre-production tribulations. And at $1,190-$1,360, a piece, which is hinging on configuration, would be hoped so either. If still you […]
Original post by Dharmendra
Fujitsuand#8217;s Fab PC laptop concept uses fabric for much of its creation
May 30, 2007 12:19 am Here comes a new concept device from Fujitsu, which has already depicted its liking for foldable laptops and e-ink displays. This time as is said by Engadget the company has come up with the two together in the form of a new concept device, which is said to be consisted with some extra special design touches given in for good measure.
Known as “Fab PC”, the laptop according to the grapevine makes use of fabric for much of its creation hence it has been named as Fab PC, so making the device more evocative of a usual folio — and undoubtedly put a stop to the critical tribulations of slippage too.
Regrettably we have no info of its specs, but the way e-ink production is on the rise, it doesn’t seem to be as far off from a release.
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Original post by Dharmendra
Fujitsu unveils worldand#8217;s smallest laptop
May 18, 2007 4:57 amFujitsu is proud to announce its latest innovation that touts to be the smallest and lightest laptop in the world in its segment.
This ultra-mobile device comes with 5.6-inches touchscreen feature that spins around and folds back.
Some other important specs that this compact and small device encompasses are: Intel A110 processor at 800Mhz, Intel 945GU Express chipset with an onboard graphics processor, WiFi, Ethernet, 20 GB hard drive, 512 MB of Ram and fingerprint sensor for security measures.
This new ultra-portable device weighs only 580 grams and it will soon hit the Japanese market with a base price of $1,255.
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Original post by ManishK
Pics and specs of the eye-catching Fujitsu UMPC
May 15, 2007 11:41 pmIt
??s the first time I think we are coming across such crisp quality shots of the Fujitsu UMPC, which was unveiled at the WinHEC. The device boasts a 5.6-inch display, an 800 MHz Intel Sealey Processor, a 40GB hard drive, 1 GB of RAM, two cameras, and 7 hours of battery life. The beautiful device is expected to hit the shelves later this year. Check out the pics.
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