Fujitsu P8010 Squeezes 12-Inch Display into Subnotebook Form Factor
Written by admin on February 13th, 2008 in devices and gadgets.
Fujitsu makes them in every size, and the P8010 fits neatly between its tiny tablets and its appealing 13.3" models — yep, it’s another subnotebook, showing off some neat features uncommon to the niche.
Most striking is the thin screen bezel, just like it’s big brother, the 14-inch S6510. Edge-to-edge displays are a rarity on portable notebooks: even Apple’s macbook air has an Eee-like plastic frame around its panel. In the flesh, it means that the P8010 gets a 12-inch display into a case almost as small Fujitsu’s 10-inch subnotebook, the P7230.
It also comes with a little 3-inch deep "port bar" that adds 4 USB slots, wired ethernet, DVI and VGA. Fujitsu’s even sexed up the look a bit, though it doesn’t come in pink like that optical drive-less P7230 model it very nearly renders obsolete.
It’s tempting. $1,700, you say? That’s a tough call, with the Air or a low-end TZ being only a little pricier.
Product Page [Fujitsu via Engadget]
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