Fujitsu LifeBook U2010 sure looks like a ultra mobile computer, with a 5.6 inch screen and a 1.6 Ghz Atom processor. But the small size and high performance comes at a cost.
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Features:
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Atom at 1.6GHz
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5.6 inch display convertible display
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1024x768 resolution
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80GB HD
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1GB of RAM
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3G
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GPS
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WiFi, Bluetooth
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Weighs about 1.5lbs
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price is around $1300
8 Comments
at 1:04 am - 31st July 2008 Permalink
3G refers to mobile phone technological standards. What does it mean in this instance?
I feel like the eee 901 is all-around more bang for your buck. Although it does weigh a pound more.
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at 1:46 am - 31st July 2008 Permalink
3G means that this device can connect to the internet wirelessly like the iPhone 3G can
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at 2:15 am - 31st July 2008 Permalink
It kinda looks stupid…not as good as my eee 900.
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at 1:07 am - 1st August 2008 Permalink
Wow, $1300? I could buy a badass full sized notebook for that price. I thought the idea with these small ones was for them to be cheap?
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These small laptops have always been very expensive for their size. It was not until netbooks such as the eee pc came out that we started to see lower priced ones, but they’re still a bit expensive for the specs.
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at 3:56 am - 1st August 2008 Permalink
Nope, the point of small laptops was never to be cheap. Look at the Macbook Air. For them to be small and still viable, they need proprietary designed parts and more expensive parts like solid state drives as opposed to disks.
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at 10:30 pm - 20th August 2008 Permalink
But the mac book air DOES perform cheaply…
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at 11:06 pm - 20th August 2008 Permalink
i think the point of a small alptop is for it to be small
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at 10:02 am - 24th October 2010 Permalink
verrry goood,…
i use this product and i deeply like it,
thanks fujitsu,….
and i also use vaio vgn ux57 series,…
i can compare each other,…
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