Review: State of the Fuji Adress (Vista/LifeBook P1610)
jkOnTheRun has posted his State of the Fuji Address concerning the convertible Fujitsu P1610 and Microsoft Windows Vista.
Month: February 2007
Article: Transmeta Leaving CPU Business
According to Chip Chick, Transmeta is leaving the CPU business
Review – Fujitsu P1610 (LAPTOP Magazine)
LAPTOP Magazine has
posted their review of the “convertible Fujitsu P1610. It’s one of the smallest “convertible” ultraportable laptops around – weighing just over two pounds, with an 8.9-inch display that swivels around and lays down to convert into a Tablet PC. It’s also one of the first to be shipping with Microsoft Windows Vista. They gave it 4 out of 5 stairs, complaining about the input (trackpoint-like instead of touchpad) and the resolution (they considered the resolution too high for the size of the screen).
Article: Tour of Panasonic’s ToughBook Testing Facility
Trusted Reviews has published a tour of the place where Panasonic puts their ToughBooks to the test, the Panasonic factory in Kobe, Japan. There they put the ToughBook through it’s paces.
Fujitsu LifeBook P7230 – North America
The Fujitsu LifeBook P7230 appears to now be available in North America (it had been available in Taiwan and elsewhere last month).
It has a 10.6-inch widescreen display and is powered by an 1.2GHz Intel Core Solo Ultra Low Voltage (ULV), and has an internal bay that can either be used for an optical drive (up to and including a dual-layer DVD writer), or for an extra battery that takes the estimated battery life from six hours up to almost 10 hours. It can be maxed out with 2GB of memory, and harddrives start at 40GB and go up to 80GB.