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The Fujitsu N7010 isn’t quite for professionals who travel long distances frequently. But it does have some features which make it portable and useful on the road. Chief among the useful features is a 4 inch internal display which uses touch technology.

Pros and Cons
The Fujitsu N7010 runs on genuine Windows Vista Home Premium Operating system. It uses the Intel Core 2 Duo Processor P8400. The keyboard is a bit cramped and there is no separate number pad. At just over 2 hours, the battery life is average. The machine weighs approximately 7.59 pounds.

The 16 inch LCD display provides very crisp images and it is very easy on the eye. You may take some time to get used to using the second display. Read the user guide if you don’t know how to move programs onto it.Unlike other Fujitsu models, this isn’t very sturdy. So be sure to keep it is a well-padded laptop case while traveling.

Though Fujitsu Scansnap is packed with unbelievable features, it is the worlds smallest duplex ADX scanner that is exclusively optimized for the Apple Mac system. This small wonder takes document management on the go to a new level with a touch of a button. It almost instantly converts scanned data into PDF files, making the images searchable. Fujitsu Scansnap includes a nifty thumbnail viewer to preview your image files, the Cardiris business card software that can scan you cards and an intuitive drag and drop file management for speed. The duplex scanning feature scans both sides of the document simultaneousy with automatic image correction for a perfect picture. All you have to do is press one single button and it scans 16 images per minute for you. The list does not end here, it can do all these magic with power drawn from the USB port. Talk about mobility!!

Where there is a scanner then there exists the unavoidable problem of paper jam. But with a Fujitsu any troubleshooting can be done in a jiffy. The Fujitsu Scansnap is the friendliest gadget to grace the tech world and is a boon for active professionals on the go. The S300M will cost a little more than the S300 model. Mac users where disappointed with the S300 version as it had some compatibility problems, but this was worth waiting for.

Western Digital (WD) and Fujitsu will probably have 1TB 2.5-inch disk drives obtainable by early 2010 with reference to industry sources. WD has just revealed that it has on track volume transporting its 500GB 2.5-inch Scorpio Blue drive, a laptop drive with 250GB per serving of food and a 5,400rpm whirl velocity. Seagate anticipates transporting its half terabyte 2.5-incher earlier than the end of the year. Our sources articulate WD and Fujitsu will encompass 750GB 2.5-inch drives by mid-2009 and 1 terabyte entities by early 2010, if not maximum by the end of 2009. WD is housing quite a track record of pipping Seagate by revealing laptop drives at increasingly higher capacity points 1st, doing this with 250GB, 320GB and at present 500GB variants. This may not prolong as Seagate has been contagious up and will make every effort to bout and go beyond WD.

Fujitsu has announced two new additions to its P-Series of notebooks. The Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and P3010 are available in beautiful colors with attractive design.

Both notebooks have an 11.6 inch display with 1366x768 pixels. While the P3110 runs on an Intel Pentium SU4100 1.30GHz processor, the P3010 has an AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 1.60GHz processor. Both notebooks come with a DVD Burner. Other common features include WiFi, multi-touch trackpad, 1.3MP camera, Bluetooth 2.1, stereo speakers, integrated graphics and spill-resistant full size keyboard. The laptops are available in three colors – Glossy Black, Glossy Silver and Glossy Red Ruby.

The machines weigh 3lbs and measure just an inch in thickness. The included batteries are expected to give 6.7 hours of up time. No information regarding pricing or availability has been announced as yet.

Fujitsu has released two multi-touch tablet PCs dubbed T4410 and T4310. They are powered by a Core 2 Duo processor (up to T9600 possible) with an Intel GMA X4500 graphic card.

The T4410 and T4310 have a 12 inch Wacom multi-touch display. Other specifications include 3 USB 2.0 ports, HDMI, FireWire, SD card reader and an Intel Wi-Fi Link series Wireless Adapter supporting 802.11n. Optional features include UTMS modem and Bluetooth. Fujitsu provides two storage options on these tablets. Users can opt for either a 2.5inch hard drive or an SSD.

The expected battery life is 6 hours. If you need more uptime you can insert a secondary battery into the bay which will increase the battery life to 9 hours. Both tablets use the Windows 7 OS. They will be released shortly after the release of Windows 7 in October. No information regarding prices is available as yet.

Fujitsu laboratories announced the development of two new technologies: A secure USB memory device and a file redirect technology. A USB memory device technology prevents unauthorized access to data from the device. This technology automatically erases the USB memory after a fixed period of time and the file redirect technology makes sure that the data from the USB memory can be stored only in a particular company server.

You will also have the option to configure the device to erase its memory at a set time. Also if after a fixed period of time the device is plugged into an unauthorized system, the data will either be automatically erased or the USB device will be rendered unusable. For example, you can set the device to delete the memory after 12 hours or the memory will be deleted if the device is plugged into an unauthorized system even once.

Installing the file redirect software in a system will restrict the copying function of the data from the USB device. The data can only be stored in the USB device or on a specified server. This technology can also be used to prevent transfer of data as an e-mail attachment or from being printed. This secure technology also safe guards the data from being transferred to file-sharing networks either accidentally or deliberately.

These two technologies are supposed to work together to give maximum security to your confidential data.

Combination of Power, Performance and style – Fujitsu LifeBook P8010

As the title says the new Fujitsu LifeBook P8010 is a ideal combination of power, performance and style. On this Fujitsu highly concentrated on industrial design and mainly on trimming P8010’s sides. It is a substantial upgrade for LifeBooks with the unique bezel-free 12-inch Ultraportable LCD of P8010. This turn to be the faster version of Centrino 2-era platform also being one of few multi-touch trackpads that Fujitsu offers.

Design
Design is the highlight! When it comes to design, P8020 is stunningly beautiful with its high-gloss finish. It has unique accent line and flashes of chrome. Sounds simply like it redefine elegance and classiness. Needless to say about the black metallic display cover and basic matte black body – they are just superb. Fujitsu claims that “Your eyes will be drawn to the gentle curve of the accent line, while the elegant chrome hinges highlight the ultra-black, lustrous casing”.

Performance
Regardless of its size the LifeBook P8020 provides specifications that are standard in huge notebooks, like an optical drive, built-in webcam, and Embedded Fingerprint Sensor for enhanced security. It has latest technology of Intel Turbo Memory that increase responsiveness of system. Though it might be disappointing for few users that do not like to work on low voltages. Other features are 320GB HDD (or a 64GB or 128GB SSD), 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, gigabit Ethernet, Dual Layer Multi-Format DVD burner, and sign-friendly trackpad. You get 6-cell battery, so you can actually accept decent battery life. Weight is 2lbs 14.5oz and you get one year International Limited Warrant too.

Overall
This LifeBook P8020 will certainly improve your computing experience anywhere you carry it. This one will perform well with all its great incorporated features. With LifeBook P8020 you could now discover the beauty of power and power of beauty. For now it would cost you around $2000.

Pros
+ High Gloss Design
+ Environmental friendly
+ 6-Cell battery

Cons
- Low Voltage Core 2 Duo
- No extended battery life

Value For Money

Our Rating

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