Fujitsu LifeBook U810 rolls out at CES 2008

Wow, if the smallish Fujitsu LifeBook U810 rolled out 10 years ago, it would have cost a bomb. With today’s technological advancements, Fujitsu will be rolling out this wonder starting March 2008 for just $999.

The 1.56 pound LifeBook U810 mini, is dubbed the world’s smallest convertible notebook* with a 5.6 inch LED back-lit touch screen display, It will sold with a HSUPA wireless WAN in March 2008. This small notebook will be the first systems to offer an embedded cellular modem certified to access AT&T’s BroadbandConnect High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) network delivering the highest speed data wireless GSM WAN connection available in North America.

With its small footprint, the LifeBook U810 mini notebook functions like a traditional notebook with an ultra-slim QWERTY keyboard, or by swiveling the WSVGA Crystal View illuminated screen, as a handheld Tablet PC with a pen input or touch screen.

The mini convertible, equipped with the energy efficient Ultra Low Power Intel(R) A110 processor is available with Windows Vista(R) Home Premium, Windows Vista(R) Business, or Windows(R) XP Tablet PC Edition 2005. The multi-function capabilities of the LifeBook U810 notebook make it ideal for movie or music playback, viewing and editing documents, surfing the Internet, and digital picture taking using the notebook’s integrated camera. Back at the office or at home, place the LifeBook U810 notebook into a docking station and attach an external display and keyboard for a true desktop experience. The system’s standard four-cell battery delivers up to 5.5 hours of computing time, perfect for a cross-country flight.

The Fujitsu LifeBook U810 will be shown for the first time at Digital Experience, then on display at 2008 International CES in Fujitsu Booth #13244 in the Las Vegas Convention Center Central Hall.

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