Fujitsu Lifebook P1620

June 11, 2008 2 Comments

Long before the Eee PC and its clones, rivals and competitors, Fujitsu was already making mini-notebooks. So, it is but logical that it makes some noise and rejoins the mini-notebook circus with its own Fujitsu Lifebook P1620. But make no mistake in assuming that this is an ultra-portable low-cost PC, as certainly it is not, especially with a price tag of a whooping $2699!

But does the price make up for the its features? You decide with the following features and specs of the Fujitsu Lifebook P1620:

  • 8.9-inch VGA Display (1,280 x 768)
  • 1.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo ULV U7600 (with 2MB of cache and 533MHz FSB)
  • 1GB of DDR2 RAM,
  • Intel GMA 950 graphics
  • 100GB 4,200rpm hard drive
  • 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi,
  • Bluetooth
  • Fingerprint scanner
  • Two USB 2.0 ports
  • PC card slot
  • SD card slot
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • modem and VGA

VIA [APC Mag]

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  • http://www.bitzbox.co.uk Matt Reed

    That’s a bold move when you consider the fact that it doesn’t really have any unique features that would really justify the price tag when compared to an EEEpc or similar device.

  • CommandoJoe

    Doing a quick search shows entry level models starting at about $1500, and I think one big difference is the touchscreen (see the stylus in the pic?)
    Flip the screen around and it is a tablet.

    I’m an American living/working in Israel for the next couple of years and needed a SIM card for my wifes cell phone, so I called up the local cell company expecting them to just send me one in the mail… Nope, they sent out a salesman with an IBM computer similar to this one. He had a cellular data card, logged into their system and did the whole transaction there in the lounge of the hotel I was staying in. He showed me a list of phone #’s I could pick from, gave him my credit card info and signed right for it right on his screen and he handed over the SIM card. It was pretty cool…

    So I can definitely see a purpose for a product like this, but probably not something the average user would need/want)


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