Fujitsu LifeBook U2010 Ultra Portable

Q: Key Point 3: 5.6-inch display screen @ 1280x800 pixels with touch screen 1GB...

5.6-inch display screen @ 1280x800 pixels with touch screen 1GB DDR2 533MHz 60GB HDD or 64GB SSD Bluetooth 2.1 SD card reader CF card slot WiFi 802.11n 1.3MP camera Battery Options: 2-cell Li-Ion 2900mAh: 3.5 hours on HDD, 4 hours on SSD 4-cell Li-Ion 5800mAh: 7.5 hours on HDD, 8.5 hours on SSD Weighs just 0.61kg (1.34 lbs) with the standard 2-cell battery.

Q: Key Point 5: And the price -- Php69,995 (in the same neighborhood as...

And the price -- Php69,995 (in the same neighborhood as the Sony Vaio P).

Abe Olandres July 27, 2009 · 1 min read

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Sony doesn’t make the smallest laptops; Fujitsu does with their LifeBook U series. The latest one is this Fujitsu LifeBook U2010 Ultra Portable that runs on an Atom Z530 1.6GHz CPU.

fujitsu u2010

5.6-inch display screen @ 1280×800 pixels with touch screen
1GB DDR2 533MHz
60GB HDD or 64GB SSD
Bluetooth 2.1
SD card reader
CF card slot
WiFi 802.11n
1.3MP camera

Battery Options:
2-cell Li-Ion 2900mAh: 3.5 hours on HDD, 4 hours on SSD
4-cell Li-Ion 5800mAh: 7.5 hours on HDD, 8.5 hours on SSD

Weighs just 0.61kg (1.34 lbs) with the standard 2-cell battery. The swivel base, touchscreen and stylus combo makes this the smallest ultraportable tablet we’ve seen. And the price — Php69,995 (in the same neighborhood as the Sony Vaio P).

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30 Comments

Greg Aglipay · 15 years ago

I used to own the U1010 model. yeah it cost an arm, leg, and kidney. but the feeling i get when mac users hide their fruit units in shame is worth every peso i spent.

Weblogger|CarloBlogg Online · 17 years ago

too expensive for a netbook like that; :)

chris · 17 years ago

its not so expensive!!! i bought one from
http://www.ipmart.com/main/search.php?in=668&find=fujitsu+u2010 only 724$
The problem is that is too slow because of the vista, but the quality is excellent and the display
is fantastic!! Better with XP!!!

jose · 17 years ago

enjoy typing and watching while the 70k denominations are swirling around your head.

BrianB · 17 years ago

You never heard of the m1 mbook?

http://www.pmptoday.com/2009/02/22/umid-m1-mbook-has-48-inch-screen/

bertsan531 · 17 years ago

i can buy 3 netbooks with this price,better specs and more features,I think it will be very hard to work on this size of screen…

martin · 17 years ago

do you have any suggestions on the best net book available? working on a 20-25k budget…hopefully one with high resolution.

thanks!

rey del rosario · 17 years ago

OMG..that a nice laptop..its to expensive..
how can i have one for free?hehehe
anyway it a nice laptop thats all..

John · 17 years ago

ahhmm for me sony vaio P is much better than this. Lifebook U2010 Display Screen have only 5.6 inch only and Sony Vaio P have 8 inch, in memory U2010 have only 1Gb and Sony Vaio P have 2Gb, and in the looks sony vaio p is the winner.. peace to all Life book users..

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