Fujitsu recently landed its LifeBook P1630 tablet PC in US. This lightweight convertible laptop comes with a 8.9-inch touchscreen display and pen-input capability, allowing you to write note and draw directly from its monitor using pen input. Priced at $2,179, it is powered by an Intel Centrino 2 platform, a WXGA resolution, and up to 6.2 hours of battery life.

Cute outside, manly inside. Okay well, that’s not exactly correct, but at least it can give a little hint to this beautiful Tokidoki edition of Fujitsu’s FMV-LOOX Lifebook UB-50 (U2010) laptop. So inside that cute-looking case, the notebook is blessed with a 1.66Ghz Intel Atom Z530 processor, a 1GB of main memory, a 120GB of hard drive, and a 1280×800 WXGA display. Weighs 565 grams, the laptop is retailed for around $1,648 (max. configuration).

Detailed specs and one more pic right after the jump.

Another Montevina-based tablet PC from Fujitsu. This one is the Lifebook T1010 series. It is powered by a 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 processor, an integrated Intel GMA 4500 graphics engine, up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, and up to 250GB of HDD. The touchscreen display has 13.3-inch size and a resolution of 1280×800. There’s a DVD burner if you need to move your important data, as well as an integrated 1.3MP webcam for video conference purpose. Moreover, an optional Turbo Memory 2.0 module is available if the laptop needs more speed.

Other features include a WiFI draft-n support, a Gigabit Ethernet LAN port, an integrated 56K modem, Bluetooth, 3 x USB ports, a PC Card slot, media card reader, Windows Vista OS, and VGA output. Weighs 5.3 pounds, Lifebook T1010 offers up to 3 hours and 45 minutes of battery life, thanks to its six-cell battery.

Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 Tablet PC is available now through the Fujitsu website and starts at $1,299 (after $50 mail-in rebate).

Fujitsu’s compact tablet PC is already on my shopping list since two years ago, but when the time arrived to buy a new laptop, my savings always wasn’t enough to buy the one from Fujitsu. Pity. I really hope this year I’ll finally able to purchase any Fujitsu Lifebook series tablet PC. This Centrino 2-based Lifebook T5010 for example.

Comes with a 13.3-inch (1280×800) touchscreen display, the convertible laptop features a digital pen input support, an Intel GMA 4500HD integrated graphics engine, up to 4GB of DDR3 main memory, up to 250GB of hard drive, a built-in optical drive, an optional Intel Turbo Memory 2.0 module, and an optional built-in 1.3 megapixel webcam module. Obviously, the machine is packed with the latest powerful Core 2 Duo processor.

Now when it comes to connectivity, Lifebook T5010 offers a 802.11n WiFi, a Gigabit Ethernet LAN, an integrated 56K modem, and Bluetooth. The 4.9-pounds device is also equipped with three USB ports, a PC Card slot, Secure Digital slot, Memory Stick/SD Card reader, Firewire port, and VGA output, as well as fingerprint reader and the Trusted Platform Module 1.2.

Other features include a six-cell battery with up to 3 hours and 45 minutes of juice and Windows Vista operating system. If interested, Fujitsu Lifebook T5010 convertible notebook is available now through Fujitsu Online Store with a retail price starting from $1,769.

Fujitsu Computer Systems recently announced the newest member of its LifeBook series notebook PC, the “LifeBook S7211″. This 14.1-inch laptop, targetted at price-aware customers (which means, it’d be affordable), is powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core T2330 processor (or Intel Core 2 Duo T5250 CPU @ 1.5Ghz if more powerful machine is in needs), an Intel GM965 chipset, an Intel GMA X3100 graphics engine, and a 1GB of DDR2 main memory (expandable up to 4GB). Moreover, it is also euqipped with a 120GB of 5,400rpm hard drive, a modular bay, an integrated 1.3MP webcam module, a 3-in-1 media card reader, three USB ports, ExpressCard slot, and VGA output.

Regarding connectivity, Lifebook S7211 laptop offers Atheros 802.11a/b/g WiFI, Gigabit Ethernet LAN, integrated 56K, and an optional bluetooth. As for the display, it’s a Crystal View widescreen type with a resolution of 1280×800. Weighs approx. 5.2 pounds, the machine is loaded with either Windows XP Professional or Windows Vista Business edition OS.

Fujitsu Lifebook S7211 laptop is currently available at the company’s online store with a starting price of $899.

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Fujitsu yesterday announced the release of the new LifeBook series laptop, the “LifeBook V1010″. Targetted at price-aware customers, the notebook offers high-end perfomance and reliability at a low price (under $800). It is perfect for home office-based and small businesses, as well as educational segments. What you’ll get are a mix of Intel Pentium Dual Core T2130 processor, a 120GB HDD, a 15.4-inch display, Atheros Super AG(R) Wireless LAN, a dual-layer multi-format DVD burner, a spill-resistant keyboard, and either Windows XP Professional or Windows Vista Business edition OS. Definitely not a bad choice for a low-budget machine.

According to Paul Moore, senior director of mobile product marketing of Fujitsu Computer Systems, “The Fujitsu LifeBook V Series expands the company’s reach into price-conscious markets, which place equally high priority on reliability and price. The high-performance LifeBook V1010 notebook offers excellent value, delivering all the computing power and features these markets need with the quality Fujitsu is known for, and at a price they have been longing for.”

Fujitsu LifeBook V1010 laptop is available immediately through authorized Fujitsu channel partners and the Fujitsu website. Apart from above specs, there’s also a higher configuration with Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 processor and 2GB RAM as its main brain. The price is, of course, higher. $899 is how much you have to pay.

Right on time! As already expected from the company’s scheduled, Fujitsu’s Lifebook U810 UMPC (or Mini Notebook PC, whatever) is now available. This is the company’s first ultra-mobile PC for US market and it holds the rank of the “World’s Smallest Tablet Convertible”. Based on Intel Ultra Mobile Platform 2007, it is powered by an 800MHz Intel A110 Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) processor, a 1GB of DDR2 main memory, an Intel 945GU chipset, and a 40GB of 1.8-inch 4,200rpm HDD. Weighs at just 1.56 pounds, U810 is also equipped with a QWERTY keyboard, a 5.6-inch touchscreen display with pen and finger input and a resolution of 1024×600, a CF/SD card reader, fingerprint reader, TPM (Trusted Platform Module), and a 4-cell battery that provides up to 5.5 hours of usage. Regarding connectivity, it offers 802.11a/b/g WiFi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet LAN.

Fujitsu Lifebook U810 UMPC is retailed with a starting price of $999. It’ll be pre-installed with either Windows Vista Home Premium, Vista Business, or XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 operating system, depend on configuration.

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Fujitsu unveiled the new member of its LifeBook series notebook last wekk, “FMV-U8240″ Ultra Mobile PC. Weighs at just 580 grams, this compact machine runs on either Windows XP or Vista operating system. However, the only information about U8240 is that it comes with a bright 5.6-inch 1024×600 display and it will make its debut in Asian regions (June for XP edition and July fo Vista). I’ll post more detail about it once they became available.

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Fujitsu has just sent several new Lifebook series laptops to FCC for approval. Some of them are the Lifebook A6030 and E8410/8490 models. The former sports a 15.4-inch WXGA LCD display, a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and integrated 802.11a/b/g WiFI support. As for the other two notebooks, they come with almost similar specs, except a better WUXGA or WSXGA display resolution.

I guess we can expect more details about these Lifebook series laptops once they get their FCC’s approval.

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Fujitsu will soon release its latest member of ultraportable LifeBook 7000 series laptop, the P7230. Recently unveiled in Singapore, the notebook features a 10-inch colors LCD display with outdoor viewing capability, up to 11 hours of battery life, and Intel’s ULV (Ultra-Low Voltage) processor. And that’s all the info of the spesc you can get right now. The design itself is created by Kenichi Kimura, Fujitsu’s Chief Designer and Design Consultant of the Personal Solution Design Department. He’s also the man behind Fujitsu’s DJ turntable laptop concept.

More about LibeBook P7230 laptop later when the information becomes available.

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