Fujitsu LifeBook U2020 on Atom Z550

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Fujitsu LifeBook U2020 Intel Atom Z550 2.0GHz 5.6-inch display screen @ 1280Ã—800 pixels with touch screen 1GB DDR2 533MHz 120GB HDD or 64GB SSD Graphics Media Accelerator 500 Bluetooth 2.1 Type I/II CF Card slot Secure Digital (SD) Card Reader WiFi 802.11n GPS 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 The device weighs at 0.61kg but comes with Windows Vista instead of Windows 7.

Abe Olandres January 18, 2010 · 1 min read

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Fujitsu’s 6-inch portable Lifebook U2020 gets an upgrade to 2.0GHz Intel Z550 CPU. It’s small yet powerful.

The previous model went out last July 2009 and was running an Atom Z530 1.6GHz.

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Fujitsu LifeBook U2020
Intel Atom Z550 2.0GHz
5.6-inch display screen @ 1280Ã—800 pixels with touch screen
1GB DDR2 533MHz
120GB HDD or 64GB SSD
Graphics Media Accelerator 500
Bluetooth 2.1
Type I/II CF Card slot
Secure Digital (SD) Card Reader
WiFi 802.11n
GPS
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

The device weighs at 0.61kg but comes with Windows Vista instead of Windows 7. As usual, the retail price is a whooping Php69,995.

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21 Comments

Carl · 16 years ago

Parang may kamukha to na pirated portable DVD player.

Carl · 16 years ago

Parang may kamukha to na pirated portable DVD player. Lol

Sanctuarian06 · 16 years ago

Mag BLUE H1 na lang kayo! 8,000 na lang! Haha! Not a good latter this one.

kevinn · 16 years ago

That netbook is ugly as hell. I don’t think anyone would be proud to tote that around.

Daddy Joey · 16 years ago

Nasisiraan na talaga ng ulo ang Fujitsu na yan. Pilit kinukumpara ang mga products nila sa mga Sony Vaio, when reality, their design sucks.

Reel Advice · 16 years ago

Yuck! It’s ugly and expensive! ahaha! At least when you get a Sony it’s really beautiful to look at. Goodluck to whoever buys it!

sylv3rblade · 16 years ago

@Erin
Sabagay… :D Kasi when you look at the price, it’s already equivalent to a Macbook Pro :D

Niche markets :D

Erin · 16 years ago

@sylv3rblade: of course meron pa rin. there will be a niche market for these type of devices. plus marami pa ring pseudo-techno-fashionistas who have a lot of money to burn. :)

ciao!

Jon · 16 years ago

It looks so rugged and clunky even though its an ultra-portable. Somehow, I think its not worth the price. Just look at those edges! lolz

sylv3rblade · 16 years ago

Fujitsu’s netbooks have always been at the top of the price range (like the Sony Vaio line). It makes one wonder if there’s actually a market for these expensive units >_>