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The Lifebook line of notebooks by Fujitsu spans across many areas of size and performance. The U810 is one of the smallest and most portable laptops available putting it squarely in the Ultra-Mobile PC category. Weighing in at 1.5 pounds the U810 is one of the lightest notebook computers available, though this does come at a compromise in performance. Compared to other UMPCs such as the Sony UX490 the Fujitsu features significantly less processing power. True to the UMPC spec the U810 has a touch screen panel, that can swivel around to act as a tablet PC.
MSRP $999.00
Release date September, 2007
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Features
- 800MHz Intel A110 processor
- 1GB of RAM
- 40GB hard drive (4200RPM)
- 5.6" touch screen at 1024x600 resolution
- Integrated Ethernet, and A/B/G WiFi
- Ports: 1xUSB, 1xVGA out, 1xAudio In, 1xAudio Out
- Integrated 0.3MP camera
- CF, and SD card reader
Unlike the UX490 which opts for a solid state hard drive to improve battery life and performance, Fujitsu uses a traditional mechanical drive. However, the rated battery life is still 5.5 hours for average use which makes it comparable to the Sony. A fingerprint scanner is added for extra security and frees you from remembering a lot of passwords which is sometimes necessary for business users.
They keyboard is full QWERTY with all the important keys found except for dedicated TAB key - many keys feature multiple functions requiring the Function key to be held down to access. Controlling the mouse can be achieved either by using the touch screen, or a touch point. Fujitsu also includes a pair of keyboard lights that are used to illuminate the keys in the dark. These lights are found just underneath the monitor and shine onto the keyboard, they are not backlights.
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Fujitsu Lifebook U810
• Fujitsu LifeBook U810 Mini-Notebook PC
• LifeBook U810 Tablet PC
UPC: 611343080514
EAN: 611343999564
MPN: FPCM21341
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
• Fujitsu LifeBook U810 Mini-Notebook - A110 / 800 MHz - Ultra Mob
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
• LifeBook U810 Tablet PC
UPC: 611343080521
MPN: FPCM21342
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
• Fujitsu LifeBook U810 Notebook
MPN: FPCM21351
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
• Fujitsu LifeBook U810 Notebook
MPN: FPCM21352
Competitors
MSRP $899.00
Released February, 2009
Pros
- great screen with an amazing resolution for the size
- extremely lightweight and small
- sleek Sony Vaio styling
Cons
- expensive
- no Linux version available
- GPS uses Microsoft Streets and Maps by default which means no turn-by-turn directions
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
0%
vs.
Sony VAIO P
100%
MSRP $399.00
Released November, 2007
Pros
- Very portable
- Fast boot time
- Great value for the money
Cons
- Screen resolution is too low for many websites
- Suspend mode consumes battery
- AC/DC adapter plug is odd-shaped and blocks two electrical outlets
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
17%
vs.
Asus Eee PC 701
83%
MSRP $399.00
Released January, 2001
Pros
- Good gOS user interface
- Decent specifications
- Doesn't get too hot
Cons
- Lacks RAM
- Poor video card
- Poor tech support
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
50%
vs.
Everex gBook
50%
MSRP $2,499.00
Released November, 2007
Pros
- Better value than UX390
- Convenient connectivity options
- Flash based hard drive extends battery life and improves performance
Cons
- Expensive compared to things like the iPhone
- Expensive compared to other UMPC
- Vista
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
75%
vs.
Sony VAIO UX490
25%
MSRP $1,299.00
Released --
From the makers of the OQO Model 01; this total mind blowing ultra-portable PC, comes their second iteration at an attempt to manufacture the coolest and most powerful yet portable device on earth. Boasting the ability to run Windows Vista with options up to a 1.6GHz CPU, 120GB HD, 1 GB RAM, WiFi a/b/g,...
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
100%
vs.
OQO Model 02
0%
MSRP $499.00
Released May, 2008
Pros
- Nice aluminum outer case
- Full size keyboard
- Great configuration options
Cons
- More expensive than competition
- Slow boot-up time
- Heavier than competition
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
100%
vs.
HP 2133 Mini-Note
0%
MSRP $1,499.00
Released January, 2008
Pros
- Excellent cellular connectivity
Cons
- Slow 800MHz cpu
- Expensive
- Two useless operating systems at once!
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
100%
vs.
HTC Shift
0%
MSRP $699.00
Released --
Pros
- 2" display on back of main display allows access to email, contacts and calendar when main display is closed.
- EV-DO Rev. A compatible
- Decent power (1.1 GHz, 512 MB RAM; runs Vista)
Cons
- Bulky (5.9" x 4.5" x 1.6")
- Not as sleek as its competitors
- Low amount of RAM (1/2 a GB) compared to competing products
Fujitsu Lifebook U810
100%
vs.
FlipStart 1.0
0%
Reviews
October 20, 2008
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Pros
- Very portable (small, and light weight)
- Clear screen
- Decent performance for everyday tasks
- Good security options
- Comes with Windows XP install disk and drivers.
- Can upgrade hard drive without pulling whole unit apart.
- Has both CF and SD ports
- Available with 3.5G modem built in
Cons
- Screen quite reflective
- Short battery life compared to Sony UX series
- Flimsy USB port cover
- Vista.
- No supports for OS other than Windows.
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November 13, 2007
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Pros
- Very portable (small, and light weight)
- Clear screen
- Decent performance for everyday tasks
- Good security options
- Screen swivel is convenient
Cons
- Cramped keyboard
- Processing power limits device to standard tasks
- No cell-phone connectivity
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April 26, 2009
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Pros
- Comes with Windows XP install disk and drivers.
- Can upgrade hard drive without pulling whole unit apart.
- Has both CF and SD ports
- Screen swivel is convenient
Cons
- Screen quite reflective
- Short battery life compared to Sony UX series
- Flimsy USB port cover
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