Laptops Arena

Fujitsu has made available on its online store another model from the beautiful relatively-cheap LifeBook notebooks line, and its name is LifeBook S7211.



You can order one of the two available configurations, at prices of $899 or $1,099, both types coming with Windows Vista.



The cheaper version shows a 14.1-inch Crystal View Wide XGA screen and runs on an Intel Pentium Dual-Core T2330 processor at 1.6GHz.
It has 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM memory (667MHz) and a HDD storage of 120 GB.
It is equipped with a modular DVD/CD-RW combo optical drive, modem, a Gigabit Ethernet LAN type, Wireless LAN (802.11a/b/g), and a very useful built-in webcam.
The 6-cell Li-Ion battery has up to 4.25 hours of intensive use.
Here you have 2 options, to get the laptop either with Windows Vista Business pre-installed, or opt for Windows XP Professional.

On the other hand, the $1,099-priced version has another type of Intel processor, a T5250, a DVD-RW Modular Dual-Layer optical drive, and the Bluetooth wireless support.

This is the new SlimEdge notebook design coming from Fujitsu, meant to continue the already popular LifeBook line.



The model is called LifeBook S6510 and features LED backlight display technology for more intensive colors, which replaces the traditional bulb for rear projection displays.





The screen measures 14.1 inches with an aspect ratio of 16:10, and incorporated in a 13.3-inch housing.

Running with a Core 2 Duo T7700 processor, having an Intel GMA X3100 graphic card and 2GB of RAM, the S6510 has a HDD storage of 160GB, and supports the latest Wi-Fi technology A/B/G/N.
Of course, the built-in 1.3 MP webcam with microphone can’t be missing, or the DVD Super Multi Burner.


The model available in Asia values $2,300.

The size in this case doesn’t matter because although the new U810 is half size compared with a standard notebook, having a WSVGA Crystal View display measuring only 5.6 inch (1024 x 600 pixels) and weighting just 1.56 lbs, it still keeps the full functionality of a 17 inch size notebook.


You can use it to do all of the most important things, from accessing your e-mails and watch videos to browse the Internet and take pictures.

Let’s see now what the general features of LifeBook U810 are.
First, it comes with Windows Vista or XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 pre-installed, but also with the Fujitsu Utility Menu, accessible through the Function button, which allows you to set the brightness, tablet and pen settings for the touch screen, display controls, power options, the sound and others.



The Atheros Super AG® Wireless LAN (802.11a/b/g) technology with dual antenna is an option that allows you to surf the Internet at speeds of up to 108 Mbps at the best connectivity and performance standards.


As the rest of the latest generation notebooks, it comes with Bluetooth 2.0 for wireless connectivity and USB 2.0 version.
You can also opt for the biometric fingerprint sensor protection together with the OmniPass software, for authentication and password management.
With the Trusted Platform Module you will be sure that your confidential data like digital signature and passwords are very well protected.

The built-in web camera is another useful option if you like to keep in touch with friends or business partners.
The resolution is just of 0.3MP (640 x 480).
The docking cradle that you see in the pictures is an attachable device for connecting your printers, USB DVD+/-RW optical drives, scanners, or monitors.


On the hardware side of things, the U810 runs on an Intel Ultra Mobile 2007 platform, meaning an Intel Processor A110 (800MHz, 512KB L2 cache, 400MHz FSB), a Intel 945GU Express Chipset, and the Intel ICH7U I/O Controller Hub.
There is a 1GB DDR2 (400MHz) memory, and a 40 GB HDD with 1.8-inch PATA Ultra DMA 100 (4200rpm) with S.M.A.R.T. support.
The audio quality is ensured by a RealTek ALC262 HD audio codec with built-in digital microphone.

We have also a Type I/II CF card slot and one Secure Digital (SD) card reader.
The 4-cell Li-ion battery of 5200mAh stays alive for e up to 5.5 hours.


Fujitsu has already built 2 stable configurations available for ordering from its website.
One costs $1,099 and the other one is cheaper and is offered for $999, both being customizable.
The first one comes with Genuine Windows Vista Business and Microsoft Office OneNote 2007, while the second configuration has a Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium with Microsoft Works 8.5 and Office 2007 Home and Student Trial.

The new Fujitsu LifeBook V1010 notebook had just been made available for purchasing.



The Fujitsu model is a system specially designed for small business, education sectors and home offices.

At a price of $799 you get an Intel Pentium Dual Core T2130 processor, 1GB RAM memory, a 120GB HDD, 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi, a dual-layer DVD burner, a spill-resistant keyboard, a 15.4-inch widescreen display with Crystal View technology incorporated, and the possibility to choose from two latest operating systems: Windows XP Professional or Vista Business.

If you afford to add 100 dollars more, you could get the LifeBook V1010 with an Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 processor, 2GB RAM and Windows Vista Business.