The 5.6″ Fujitsu LifeBook U820 (or U2010 as its known elsewhere) has popped up on the US Fujitsu site. It’s Fujitsu’s first Intel Atom-powered ultraportable available here in the US, and it’s a “convertible” – it can convert between a Tablet PC and a laptop … Read more
DigiTimes is reporting that Intel is going to ship 20 million Atom CPUs this year. Yes, that’s right, 2008. With the majority going into netbooks, that’s pretty impressive. The news comes from a report published by the Chinese-language Commercial Times, and it says that Intel … Read more
Liliputing has news (and photos) from a couple of German-language sites (Netbux.de and Heise Online) that Fujitsu-Siemens is planning on pushing their own netbook-style device out. It’s almost a given that it will be considerably cheaper than Fujitus’s current Lifebook offerings, the 8.9-inch Fujitsu Lifebook … Read more
Well, somebody has managed to install and triple boot three very different operating systems on their 5.6-inch convertible Fujitsu LifeBook U810 (which is being replaced later this year by the Fujitsu LifeBook U2010). Yes, three separate operating systems: – Microsoft Windows Vista – Linux (Ubuntu) … Read more
Summary: 5.6″, Touchscreen, Mid-2007, Intel ULV, Netbook Being replaced by Fujitsu LifeBook U2010