Gadget Metro

Fujitsu LifeBook has always maintained their reputation of being one of the more reliable laptop editions out there. They have always had the loftiest of ambitions but they also have come strong when features and other aspects are tackled. In short, consumers have always had a soft spot for the Fujitsu LifeBook name for what it has done in the past.

Their latest, called the Fujitsu LifeBook U810 aims to be another big stroke from the company. Considered an ultra mobile personal computer, or UMPC to many websites out there, it almost shrunk the laptop to a whole new level in terms of design. With a 5.6 inch swiveling touch screen, along with a really good full-featured keyboard, fingerprint reader, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, this is one portable you would really love. It runs A110 CPU from Intel. However, others note that this could actually cause some minor distractions in the performance of the notebook.

Too many keys are actually double-mapped which also puts this a notch down. In short, this is one flawed product that sought out to be betetr than it became.

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Fujitsu LifeBook U810, Intel A110 CPU

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