Product Review: Fujitsu Lifebook T2010, Great Things Come in Small Packages

Fujitsu's Lifebook T2010 is a convertible tablet PC designed for both productivity and mobility. Most notebooks nowadays have to choose one over the other but Fujitsu has made a convertible tablet PC that has the best of both worlds.

Product Specifications

The Lifebook T2010's specifications include; a powerrful Intel Core 2 Duo Processor with 1.2 GHz, 2 MB L2 cache, and 533 MHz FSB, 2 GB DDRS 533 MHz SDRAM memory, a 12.1" screen, 120 GB SATA hard disk drive, Intel Wireless WiFi Link, Mobile Intel GMA X3100 with Intel Clear built-in video controller, Bluetooth, 56K modem and and 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet, 2 USB ports, integrated fingerprint sensor, and comes preloaded with Genuine Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 and Microsoft Office OneNote 2007.

Product Features

As a convertible laptop, the Lifebook T2010's 12.1" display has a bi-directional hinge which when twisted, the laptop becomes a tablet PC. The 12.1" display has an excellent viewing quality, the 300nits brightness ensures that users can use the notebook both indoors and outdoors, while the wide viewing angle of the screen makes watching DVDs enjoyable. As a tablet PC, you can write or draw on the screen like a conventional notepad and the special pen and active digitizer allows for more accurate pen-driven input.

Weighing in at just 3.52 pounds (if a 6 cell battery is used) and an additional 0.32 pounds with 9-cell battery, the Fujitsu Lifebook T2010 is a breeze to carry around and with the 3 axis shock sensor, users wouldn't have to worry about loss of data when the notebook has been mishandled or has met an accident while traveling.

The Fujitsu Lifebook T2010 also comes with advanced security features that can prevent unauthorized access of the device. Fujitsu has equipped the T2010 with built-in safety measures such as BIOS lock, hard disk lock, LifeBook lock, Smartcard support and anti-theft lock slot, in addition to the built-in fingerprint scanner. The Smartcard slot allows users to store passwords and other information unto a small plastic card, while the BIOS lock features password protected BIOS to prevent unauthorized changes of the notebook's BIOS. Even though a small device, battery life is not compromised as a 9 cell battery allows up to 11 hours of use.

For people who are looking to buy their next laptop and want style, mobility and performance on their notebooks, the Fujitsu Lifebook T2010 should be their number one choice.