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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The Fujitsu Lifebook U2010 UMPC was first announced with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor last year, but now it’s also available with a 2GH Intel Atom Z550 processor, which should boost the performance a bit, though whether it is worth it or not is still in question. The rest of the specs are still the same–there’s a 5.6-inch convertible touchscreen display, 1GB of RAM and up to 120GB storage. The slight upgrade to 2GHz on a Z550 chip requires a buyer to add $383 to the overall purchase price, so I’m not counting on this “feature” to catch on any time soon.

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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.

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.

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Although Fujitsu’s Lifebook FMV Biblio UB50 pales in comparison with the size of any regular netbook s around, it still is worthy of a second look. For one, the FMV Biblio UB50 is the tiniest and most stylish Atom-based UMPC around. Specifically, it’s the 1.6GHz Atom Z530 Silverthorne chip designed for MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices).

The best thing about the FMV Biblio UB50 is the fact that it can run Vista with its 1GB RAM on board. Now, that’s something to brag about indeed.

Anyway, here are the specs of Fujitsu’s Lifebook FMV Biblio UB50:

• 5.6-inch display (1280×800)
• integrated webcam
• 1.6GHz Atom Z530 Silverthorne chip
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• 3G network capability
• HDMI port
• 2900 mAh battery
• 562g

The Fujitsu Lifebook FMV Biblio UB50 will be release anytime soon in the Japanese market. We’re hoping that it will get an international release as well.

Via Register Hardware