Fujitsu LifeBook U810, A PC Magazine Review
Cisco Cheng has a pretty good review up on the Fujitsu LifeBook 810 that you will enjoy looking at. This very small 1.5 pound device has a lot of features, good functionality and a killer price of $999. The price alone is well worth giving this UMPC a serious look.
So what did Cisco have to say? Well, here is just a piece of his article:
From a design standpoint, the 1.5-pound U810 will draw oohs and ahhs when seen by itself, but less so when compared with the OQO model 02 or the Sony UX180P.
The device looks like a miniature laptop, similar to the FlipStart in that it’s a clamshell with a lid that protects the screen and the little keyboard. The OQO and Sony UX, on the other hand, have screens that slide upward, like a T-Mobile SideKick 3. The U810 adds one more feature to its repertoire: The screen can rotate 180 degrees, essentially making it a convertible tablet. At 5.6 inches, it has by far the largest screen of the devices I mention here, though reading text on it is still a recipe for eyestrain.
Read the full Fujitsu LifeBook U810 by PC Magazine here
Written by Jack Cook · Filed Under UMPC
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