2006
Fujitsu Unveiled Lifebook N6420 Laptop
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The LifeBook N6420 is the new 17-inch widescreen laptop from Fujitsu. This notebook is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T5600 or T7200 processor, either a 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 or 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 graphics card, up to 400GB of SATA HDD (2×200GB), and up to 4GB of RAM. Connectivity options include an Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG, integrated 56K modem, and Gigabit Ethernet LAN. Furthermore, the machine is equipped with 5 x USB ports, 1394 port, VGA and S-Video TV-out port, PCMCIA and ExpressCard slots, and a 4-in-1 memory card reader.
On the multimedia side, LifeBook N6420 laptop comes with Realtek ALC262 sound chipstet and built-in two stereo speakers and subwoofer. Runs on either Windows XP Media Center or Professional Edition OS, one can also have an optional HD-DVD drive and TV tuner if they want. Unfortunately, its silly battery life only provides a poor one hours of usage on single full charge.
Weighs 9.92lb (or 10.58lbs with TV tuner and dual hard drives), Fujitsu LifeBook N6420 notebook is retailed for $1500 (base configuration).
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I have had my 17″ Fujitsu n6420 for over a year now. Have to say all in all it did not come out to be what I expected it to be. There are better alternatives out there, like 17″ HP n9440 or HP 8710. Quality of the screen on n6420 was excellent initially, and that was the main reason I bought it, but later deteriorated. Now displays everything in blue hue. Also 4 or 5 pixels burnt/stuck in green right in the middle of the screen. The burnt pixels all grouped together that gives an appearance of a fly dropping. Vexing… The unit is very heavy. It was purchased as a desktop replacement so it’s not such a bug deal for me, but than again, HP models mentioned are both more powerful as well as more portable and better made. n6420 fit and finish is sub par. Parts fit very loosely and screech when moving the laptop. Also, the paint is not durable at all. Palm rest on my n6420 now have two ugly bald spots where I usually place the palms of my hands. Battery life is 30 to 40 minutes tops, and the unit becomes unbearably hot when CPU utilization is high. Fujitsu support is a total joke. I purchased a 1 year next day on-site support. When called in about my burnt pixels problem – I was told that I needed to send the unit in for “evaluationâ€?. Based on that evaluation, they told me, they would have decided whether to fix it or not. Also, for some reason there is no usual Win XP option to lock the screen immediately when you do Control+Alt+Del, or in any other way. The only way is to set 1 minute screen saver timeout- which of course not what I want. Called Fujitsu support – the issue was never resolved. Overall – will never buy another Fujitsu product. Price does not match quality.