forum.tabletpcreview says: 04:05 --><p><em>by Ed Starkey</em></p><p>The <a href="http://www.tabletpcreview.com/price/default.asp?brandID=6&amp;productFamilyID=1070&amp ;Tablet+PC=Fujitsu+LifeBook+T2010" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false...pointer">view large image</span>)</em></p><p><img src="http://www.tabletpcreview.com/assets/3429.jpg" width="300" /><br /><em>The T2010 keyboard and display...On the short list is something that would allow me to relive this fleeting memory, even if sacrifice of glare resistance is required...see more

nextag says: Great size, good battery, excellent product for the price...Perfect mix between a PDA and a notebook...pretty good you may also try the hp version of this...much more customizable...see more

ciao.co says: This computer for me was one of the best computers I have ever had and for me that is really good as I purchase a new laptop every 6 months...Heavy (+) extrasusb/wifi good gfx card and sound/screen where to end...The advantages of buying this laptop is it's trully lightweight, huge 2GB RAM and 180MB whih is really good for...see more

gearbits says: The LifeBook P8010 is the latest model in long line of terrific ultraportables from Fujitsu...Its predecessor, the P7230, was very popular and the P8010 looks to continue that success by way of some cutting-edge technology...I don't have a sense of battery life yet, but after about 3 hours of modest use, power shows around 50...Overall, the P8010 seems fairly pricey (they start at $1700 and can go up fairly dramatically once you start adding more RAM, bigger HDDs, and so on), but anyone who has complained that the MacBook Air is too hamstrung by a dearth of ports, fixed battery, etc...see more

blogs.genghiskhent says: Their thoughts can be divided into two categories, the screen and performance...Nevertheless, both James and Sean report that the inking still is quite good...see more