Fujitsu Laptop Reviews

"The reconfigurable notebook will also offer 7,200rpm 80GB or 250GB hard-drives and a 160GB 5,400rpm HDD...Buyers can pick between Intel's WiFi Link 5300 or Atheros' XSPAN module for Wi-Fi network access, while a gigabit Ethernet port provides a wired connection option...The standard six-cell battery will power the approximate 3.5lb T2020 for nearly 6.5 hours, Fujitsu said..." read more »

"The Lifebook S7220 doesn’t make a very good first impression – this is one bland laptop...The keyboard is splashproof, so should stand up to the odd coffee/tea/wine spillage, and the warranty is pretty good – a three-year collect-and-return policy as standard..." read more »

"Good performance and fast boot time Loud speakers Compact chassis Bright display...Short battery life Relatively expensive Cramped keyboard Available only in red...Its entry, the M2010, joins the dozens of netbooks on shelves that are outfitted with the same Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM and Microsoft Windows XP Home...Fujitsu’s M2010 feels solidly built, and we like the ruby red color (although that’s the only option...The size and weight of the..." read more »

"Fujitsu LifeBook S6520 a Solid Choice in Thin and Light Notebook Category...The Fujitsu LifeBook S6520 offers good, low-cost performance and excellent usability in a thin and light notebook PC that is worth a closer look for business users...With a retail price starting at $1,479, Fujitsu's LifeBook S6520 may not be the cheapest, fastest, thinnest and lightest notebook on the market, but it does certainly deliver a lot of value at that price point..." read more »

"Mediocre screen...A good overall package, the Lifebook T1010 sports a 2.26-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of memory, and a 120GB hard drive--great for anyone who wants a general-purpose notebook...The T1010 runs a brisk race, earning a score of 86 in our WorldBench tests, which puts it squarely in the middle of the performance pack...Battery life is good too, lasting a healthy 3 hours, 46 minutes on a single charge, according to the PC World Test Center...The..." read more »

"Solid-state drive; built-in optical drive; full contingent of ports and slots; stylish...Pricey with SSD option; slightly cramped keyboard; mediocre performance; no multimedia control keys;...With the Fujitsu LifeBook P8020, we’re happy to see companies still advancing the latter category...But unlike a netbook, when matched with a port replicator and an external screen and monitor, the P8020 can serve as your primary work PC...The P8020 is built for the road,..." read more »

"Also like its predecessor, the U820 could have benefited from a design lesson from OQO or Apple...That said, the U820 would still be a treat for frequent flyers to carry around, and it takes up very little space in a backpack...Also, like its predecessor, the U820 is a convertible tablet, functioning as both a clamshell laptop and a tablet PC...The U820 adds a separate row of function keys, whereas the U810 had a row of number keys doubling as function ones...Although the U820 failed to complete BAPCo's SYSmark and MobileMark 2007 performance and battery tests, on video-encoding tests it finished a second slower than the MSI Wind and the HP Mini 1000..." read more »