Fujitsu released the Fujitsu LifeBook LH520 a month ago. Powered by an AMD Athlon™ II Dual-Core Processor, the LifeBook LH520 boasts the ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 5430 graphics which supports DirectX® 11, to deliver high quality HD movies and gaming. Other highlights: SuperFine HD back-light LED, built-in 1.3 Mega Pixel camera and dual built-in stereo microphones, a Spill-resistant Keyboard, BIOS lock, Hard Disk Lock and Anti-theft Lock Slot.
The netbook market just getting crowder, thank to the OLPC by Negroponte that triggering major industry to follow the mission. Fujitsu soon will join the current player with its upcoming 8.9-inch netbook. Expected to run Windows XP Home, the netbook seems to be powered by Intel Atom processor. No further details yet about this device, but I think its key feature is similar to the existing netbook that’s already available in the market. Suggested retail price: €400.
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Announced a couple days ago, the Amilo 3000 from Fujitsu-Siemens available in 16- or 18.4-inch widescreen and both configured with NVIDIA or ATI Hybrid Graphics that allows user to switch between discrete and UMA graphics mode easily. The laptops also equipped with spill-proof keyboards, Wireless USB and an external graphics adapter named AMILO Graphic Booster that offers 470% more GPU power.
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Fujitsu plans to ship its second generation of UMPC U2010 in July with price tag around $1300. Unlike its predecessor, the new U210 will be based on new Intel’s 45nm Atom processor and sports a 6-row keyboard. Other known features include built-in 3.5G and GPS modules. As you can see in the image, this 5.6-inch lappie comes with a rotatable screen.
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Going green, thats what everybody talking about these days. Asus has already its own bamboo laptop and now Fujitsu coming with wooden version of its FMV-Biblo NX95Y/D. The design of the laptop been showing off during the Japan Design 2008 Innovation in Milan, Italy. Thats all for now…
Via Krunker
Fujitsu introduced Penryn (Intel Hi-k processor) based laptops during international CES last January in Vegas. The laptops include LifeBook N6470, E8410, and A6120. The last two, N470 and E8410 feature 15.4-inch screen, and the N470 comes with larger screen 17-inch. According to the reports, all the laptops should already available in the market.
Products highlights
LifeBook 6470:
Performance driven desktop replacement.
Blu-ray capable.
Intel Centrino capable.
LifeBook E8410:
Fusjitsu flagship corporate notebook.
Offers all of the latest Intel technology: Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, Intel Centrino Pro capable.
LefeBook A6120:
Multimedia entertainment notebook.
Best-in-class bright display.
Intel Centrino capable.
Via Engadget
This not a food but a laptop made from corn, don’t you believe it? Fujitsu going green with its new laptop which is displayed during CES in Las Vegas this January. Not all the part made from corn but only the casing. This biopolymer is constructed with polylactic acid (PLA), a resin extracted from the fermentation of the raw biomass from plants.
This product does offer a net benefit to the environment, considering the large amounts of heavy metals in a regular machines. Hopefully in the future Fujitsu can adapt this technology to completely eliminate the need of the use of petroleum. For those of you interested in some light reading, follow the link below for some further information on the plastics used in the product.
Via inhabitat
Powered by 2.2GHz T7500 Core 2 Duo processor, the Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Si 2636 Laptop coming with unusual appearance. The body decorated with unique color along its sideline, i don’t know whether it could be a selling point or not. As a high end laptop, the AMILO Si 2636 equipped 250 GB of Serial ATA HDD, 4 GB of memory, and 13.3-inch screen.
As this post written, the pricing and the availability was not mentioned yet, but i have the list of its extra features including 1.3 MP integrated camera, HDMI out, and DVD burner. Regarding battery life, the laptop can last up to 5 hours.
Via Tech Digest
