Bigger Isn't Better: Fujitsu LifeBookP7010

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The Fujitsu Lifebook P7010 is a quality notebook destined to rise to the top of the ultraportable pile. Here are a few of the features you'll get for your hard earned moolah. A crystal clear 10.6-inch wide-format display, 80GB Hard Drive, wireless compatibility, and an attractive black and silver chassis. You won't want to buy this Lifebook, you'll want to marry it :)

The Fujitsu P7010 will give big notebooks an inferiority complex. At3.3 pounds, this sleek, slim laptop offers just as muchpractically as laptops 2 to 3 times its weight. The first thing that will catch your eye with the P7010 Lifebook is itsuber-urban design. All black and silver with red and blue LEDlights, the LifeBook looks good without wasting an ounce. Many ofits features are simultaneously slave to both fashion andfunction.

Its lid hinge doubles as the housing for the speakers and thepower button. The front of the chassis is where you can find theWiFi power switch and the media card reader. Other ports--like the PCCard slot, compact flash slot, USB, FireWire, and Ethernet--arelocated, complete with covers, on the sides. And as a finaltouch, the scroll button on the touchpad is also a fingerprint scanner.

The most attractive feature of the lifebook P7010, may be the10.6-inch wide-format Crystal View display. It comes standardwith XGA resolution (1280x768 at 16M). A 64M Intel graphics chipis more than enough to light up this screen, and then some formultiple displays.

The P7010 isn't just all beauty, though. Brains are in thatchassis as well. It's available with a 40GB, 60GB, or 80GB harddrive. The base 256MB memory is expandable to 1GB. (Thenotebook can manage two 512MB memory sticks at the same time.)The processor comes in 2 varieties: either an Intel Pentium M1.2GHz or a Celeron 1GHz.

These processors may seem slow compared to other laptops, butthe LifeBookmatches any of the other ultra-low-weight laptops when it comesto its chipset. Like the Sony VAIO T and the ToshibaLibretto, the Fujitsu uses the Intel 855GME. And it uses itwell. The P7010 can last more than 5 hours with its batterypower.

With that kind of performance, and all of its powerful features,the Fujitsu Lifebook P7010, rises to the top of the latest cropof ultraportable computers.

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