Fujitsu has just made public its launching a new convertible
powerful tablet, called LifeBook T2010. The brand new product will be the
latest item added by Fujitsu in its already popular tablet/mini-notebook PC
series and its features seem to be quite outstanding.
First of all and maybe the most impressive feature of the
new LifeBook T2010 is its offering a huge battery life of up to 11 hours.
Secondly the tablet PC’s reliability and portability make it a proper travel
companion for travelers that need such a tech tool during their holyday or
business expeditions. Thanks to its new 3-axis Shock Sensor system the handy
mini-notebook also assures its customers that they are not going to be easily
affected by data loss that could occur because of simple carelessness or
unforeseen events and accidents.
Furthermore Fujitsu’s ultimate tablet PC, which weighs only 3.5
pounds, does feature also an impressive security system that prevents
the unauthorized access to the data within the device. Fujitsu has created for
its new dynamic products a wide diversity of locks and security measures, such
as the BIOS lock, the LifeBook Lock, the Hard Disk Lock, the Anti-Theft Lock
and Smartcard Support and so on. LifeBook T2010 has also a Fingerprint
Recognition Technology system, so that only the real owners of the device could
access their data.
The LifeBook T2010 can support up to 160GB of storage with a
maximum of 4GB of memory and it integrates 802.11 draft-n wireless and
Bluetooth. According to Fujitsu, the LifeBook T2010 notebook is available
immediately for $1,599
Also, from September Fujitsu will start selling the world's
smallest tablet convertible LifeBook U810.
Weighing 1.56 pounds, with a 5.6-inch WSVGA Crystal View LED
display and with a full QWERTY keyboard, U810 full function mini notebook
capable of running standard notebook applications.
The device features a 800MHz Intel A110 processor, 1GB DDR2
memory, 40GB hard drive, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, Atheros Super AG 802.11a/b/g
wireless, 10/100 NIC, USB 2.0 port, VGA port, CompactFlash slot, Secure Digital
slot, QWERTY keyboard and a Fingerprint sensor.
With a standard 4-cell battery, it delivers up to 5.5 hours
of computing time.
Previously available only in Japan, the LifeBook U810 will go on
sale in US in September 2007, for a recommended price of $999.
(The LifeBook U810 can be seen in the picture above)
