Fujitsu have announced two more products to the LifeBook range. Both the P3010 and P3110 feature an 11.6 inch display, multi touch trackpads and run Windows 7. Like the MacBook Air they will be able to share a DVD drive from the local network, to burn or read disks which is a tad more useful on these netbooks as they don’t include an optical drive.

The P3110 features an Intel Pentium processor while the P3010 will feature an AMD AthlonTN processor. Information on release date and pricing is currently unknown. We do know however, that each netbook will come in several colors. The P3010 will come in black or red, where as the P3110 is available in both these colors and silver.

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Fujitsu Japan is joining the ranks of netbook manufacturers who are migrating into the 11-inch netbook market. Today, in Japan Fujitsu has just launched an Intel CULV powered netbook under its FMV LOOX C notebook series.

This 11.6-inch Fujitsu netbook boasts of some pretty impressive specs including an 11.6-inch (1366×768) display, Intel GS45 express chipset/GMA 4500 MHD graphics, 2GB of RAM, Bluetooth, and of course Windows 7 Premium.

The said netbook also features 3 USB ports, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and all the other goodies that we usually find in an 11-inch netbook.

The Fujitsu LOOX X netbook will be available in two models – C/E70 and C/E50. The C/E70 will have a dual-core Core 2 Duo SU9400 (1.4 GHz) CPU plus 9.2-hours battery life while the C/E50 will be loaded with an Intel Celeron SU2300 (1.2GHz) and a 6.2 hours battery life.

Price tag is around $1,113 for the C/E70 and $890 for the C/E50. Both netbooks will be available on October 22 in the Japanese market.

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Fujitsu Japan has just unveiled another netbook – the LOOX M netbook which features some standard netbook features including the following:

• Inte Atom N280 processor 1.6 GHz
• 10.1-inch screen (1024×600)
• 2.7 to 5 hours battery life
• 1GB RAM
• Intel 945 GSE Express chipset
• 160 GB HDD
• webcam
• multi-card reader
• Bluetooth

The Fujitsu LOOX M netbook is different from the M2010 which was recently launched by Fujitsu.

The Fujitsu LOOX M netbook is available now Japan for around $660. It will come in white, red, black and lavender colors.

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So finally that previously announced Fujitsu netbook, the M2010 is getting a much awaited release in the U.S.  If you still remember, the Fujitsu M2010 was launched in Taiwan not so long ago last month. By then, we’re not really sure if Fujitsu got plans of releasing it in the U.S.  So now, there you have it folks, Fujitsu’s official entry into this growing netbook market – the M2010.

And what does the Fujitsu M2010 has to offer?  Honestly, not quite much really. Take a look at these specs:

• Intel Atom Processor N270
• Genuine Windows  XP Home with Microsoft Works 9.0 and Office Home and Student 60-day Trial
• 10.1-inch WSVGA LED Backlit Display
• Integrated webcam
• 1GB RAM
• 160GB HDD
• WiFi, Bluetooth
• 3-cell battery
• Price: $449

Any takers?

via Notebook Review

We’ve already heard about these two new netbooks from Toshiba and Fujitsu as early as two months ago. But it is only now that both companies are launching their new netbooks in Taiwan. 

Toshiba recently announced the NB200, the company’s first 10-inch netbook  boasting of an Intel Atom N280 CPU, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD and Windows XP. The Toshiba NB200 will hit the streets of Taiwan with a price tag of around $651.

At the same time, Fujitsu has also announced its new M2010 netbook. Again, a 10-inch netbook touting Intel Atom N270 processor, 945GSE Chipset and with a price point of NT$17,800.

Japan-based PC vendors Toshiba and Fujitsu both unveiled their latest 10.1-inch netbooks in Taiwan recently.

Via Digitimes

Fujitsu’s Look M series netbook which was officially announced a few days ago in Japan now has an official first netbook model. Dubbed as the M2010, this new Fujitsu netbook’s got everything to make it worthy of competing with other 10-inch netbooks available in the market today.

The Fujitsu M2010 boasts of standard netbook features such as:

• 10-inch WSVGA LED-Backlight Screen with Glare technology
• Intel Atom N270/N280 Processor 1.6 GHz
• 160GB HDD
• 1GB RAM
• Intel 945 GSE Chipset
• 1.3 MP Webcam
• Bluetooth
• ThinkFree Mobile Office Suite

The Fujitsu M2010 is available in four stylish colors, namely Diamond Black, Fiery Red, Ivory White and Salsa Purple. It weights slightly over 1kg and measures 25.8 by 18.9 cm. Just about perfect to slip it into your handbag.

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Aside from Toshiba’s UX series netbook which debuts in Japan, Fujitsu has also announced their new 10-inch netbook dubbed Look M Series. The Fujitsu Look M netbook boasts of a handsome design worthy of being called a top class netbook.  But of course, design is not all that matters when it comes to a netbook’s advantage over its rivals.

Good thing is, Fujitsu has managed to come up with a powerful and affordable netbook with the Look M netbook.  The netbook boasts of the usual 1.6GHz Atom N270 CPU, 1GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, Bluetooth, WiFi, 3 USB ports and a multicard reader.

The Fujitsu Look M netbook is available now in Japan at a $611 price range. We don’t have to tell you anymore that for a standard netbook, this is too pricey.

Are you willing to shell out that amount of money just to get the Fujitsu Look M series netbooks?

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jkkmobile reports on the Fujitsu LifeBook P1630 hitting the FCC. On the FCC website you’ll find the user manual as well as test reports.

With a 8.9 inch touch screen, up to 2GB of RAM and an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, it won’t be very different to earlier models but worth a consideration. The Fujitsu LifeBook P1630 will also have wlan, lan and bluetooh connectivity as well as a fingerprint reader.

Over at Engadget they have had the opportunity to test out a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Mini and they don’t seem to be all that impressed with some of it’s features.

Inside, the Amilo Mini is fitted with an Atom CPU, 1gb of memory and a 60GB HDD. It comes with a clear 8.9″ WSVGA screen and an internal 1.3mp webcam. All great specs that make this new netbook stand out but, when it comes to the keyboard, Engadget tell us that it flexes far too easily and that the quality of the keyboard comes across as ‘not good enough’. Disappointing news, the Amilo Mini could be so much better in that case. It was a netbook with potential and I can only imagine the delight on Dell’s faces right now.

Fujitsu Asia Pacific have today revealed they’ll be releasing a low cost ultra portable laptop in the fourth quarter of 2008.

As of yet there is no information on price, or which regions it will be released to. Fujitsu have however said that it will have “a price that’s easy on the wallet”.

The Fujitsu M1010 netbook will feature an 8.9 inch wide screen display. Processor, RAM and storage specifications are yet to be revealed. We do know that it will come with wifi, bluetooth, a 1.3 mega pixel web camera and removable clip on covers that will come in a variety of different colors.

Via: Laptoping