When we think of new notebook, let’s make six of them. The engineers at Fujitsu were thinking just that when they decided to make a new notebooks.
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Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation presented six LifeBook notebooks powered by next-generation Intel Centrino2 technology which offers better performance and longer battery life. They are created for advanced users and consumers who want desktop performance and nice design on the road. The enhanced LifeBook A6210 notebook has a stylish high-gloss black lid, bright 15.4-inch LCD display, wireless USB, faster E-SATA port, and a new gesture-enabled touchpad that lets users control many functions though simple finger movements for an enhanced interactive experience.
The LifeBook T5010 convertible tablet PC is the successor to the Fujitsu flagship LifeBook T4220 convertible notebook. The new LifeBook T1010 convertible tablet PC are equipped with a 13.3-inch display, and weighs 5.3 pounds respectively, it is among the lightest convertibles with the largest displays on the market. The enterprise class LifeBook T5010 convertible tablet PC offers a modular bay that can accommodate an optical drive or a second battery and supports IntelCentrino2 with vPro technology, offering security and remote manageability on a chip. The LifeBook T1010 convertible tablet PC, which offers a fixed optical drive, and has all the power of the LifeBook T5010 notebook without the additional high-end security features required by enterprise customers, is more geared towards consumers, small businesses and educational institutions.
The LifeBook E8420 notebook, the new powerhouse of the Fujitsu corporate desktop replacement portfolio with comprehensive security features and performance on par with a desktop PC, supports IntelCentrino2 with vPro technology. Rounding out the IntelCentrino2 powered notebooks introduced by Fujitsu are the ultra-mobile 4-pound LifeBook S6520 notebook with a 14.1-inch widescreen Crystal View display, one of the thinnest and lightest in the 14-inch class, and the thin-and-light LifeBook S7220 notebook with a 14.1-inch anti-glare widescreen display and built-in webcam.
The LifeBook A6210 notebook offers two 15.4-inch wide-screen display choices. Users can choose the Color Enhanced Crystal View display model for an enhanced viewing experience or the standard power-saving Crystal View LP display model. Both models feature an integrated HMDI port, which makes it easy to connect the notebook to high-definition televisions. The gesture touchpad translates finger movements into on-screen motions, for instance, parting two fingers to zoom in on a photo. ■
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