Laptops

Fujitsu has launched their latest smallest screen laptop LifeBook U810, which is a step-up from a smart phone and a step-down from high end laptops. This may be a small machine but it comes with enough specifications which will allow users to run Windows Vista.
LifeBook U810 comes with 5.6 inch Crystal View touch screen which gives resolutions upto 1024 x 600 pixels, Intel Processor, 1 GB DDRII RAM, 0.3 MP integrated camera, 40 GB hard drive, RealTek audio, Intel Graphic Card, Bluetooth, 56 keys keyboard, Fingerprint Sensor, 1 USB port and a RJ 45 connector.
The small size may have made this laptop handy when on move but at the same time it has also made reading and typing a lot more difficult as it is not possible to read comfortably on such small screen and type rightly on such cramped keyboard. There are many customers who are really disappointed from this major problem.
Battery life, which once was a problem for many portable device is not an issue with this laptop as it has a good life of 5.5 hours once fully charged.
Fujitsu has rightly priced LifeBook U810 at $999 which is something a lot of customers will be looking forward to as it is a great machine at right price with some little hard to use features but it is expected that users will get used to those features really fast.

Fujitsu today made an announcement that it is going launch one of its kind HDD which has a storage capacity of 320 GB and the spindle speed of 7200 RPM which has never been heard of before in a Laptop HDD.

It has been named as MHZ2 BJ series. The size of this laptop HDD is of 2.5-inch and the thickness is 9.5 mm only. This, clearly shows where the laptops are heading in terms of size and speed and functionality, it is heading for up north with such amazing stuff being offered mostly for laptops.

It can be operated at 2.3 W of power when writing or writing operation. It has a serial ATA 3.0 GBPS interface and a 16 MB cache memory. And what more is that it is ROHS compliant for any laptops.

This new Fujitsu series of Laptop HDDs will come in the range of 80 GB to 320 GB. Fujitsu will start sending these HDDs to the laptop manufacturers at the end of June and start of July 2008.

Although the price for these laptop HDDs were not announced but is expected to be at premium at least during the launch phase. With this launch Fujitsu has indeed proven that it is not lagging behind with the competition in this market.