It’s a miniaturized tablet pc, it’s a miniaturized mobile DVD viewer, it’s a super intelligent writers pad; no, it’s the Fujitsu 5.6" Touchscreen U1010 Ultraportable. The mini notebook uses the new Intel Sealey processor running at 800MHz. No, not enough power for multi tasking. One can have fun using it like a tablet pc; no, actually like a smartphone but only with a bigger touch screen interface. It is lacking a lot when it comes down to performance.
The standard offering 1GB of ram will take the Vista through its workings but opening more than a few applications will slow things down. I tried it with a 540 Celeron 1.6ghz/1GB ram notebook to experience the above results I reckon 800mhz (even though its a Sealey chip) is about half of what you could be expecting from the U1010 Ultraportable. Keyboards usage is for the hands of toddlers as a reviewer had pointed out them being too small (I'm starting to suspect they were the target market for the device). So are Japanese toddlers really so smart? It’s a 5.6” ultraportable so do not expect regular notebook keyboard usage.
Reviewers have mentioned that the 2 cell lit-ion battery can last just above 2 hours (4 cell version touted to be released soon providing about 5 hours of operation). It’s normal. How would one use the Fujitsu 5.6" Touchscreen U1010 Ultraportable? Well, like a high tech writing pad; use Word & do simple spreadsheet applications, view movies with DVDs on the optional optical drive (No idea how much more one has to pay), listen to MP3 music, & wait for the upgrade kit to use it as a cell phone to make calls (I’m just kidding. Lol :-D). Historians would want to purchase the ultraportable too as the device is a few steps closer to having a powerful, video editing capable smartphone. Then again, one could wait a few more years for the smartphone. Price for the device starts at MYR 3999 (Remember to ask for a discount ;-D) The item is available online at MoreSales.
The standard offering 1GB of ram will take the Vista through its workings but opening more than a few applications will slow things down. I tried it with a 540 Celeron 1.6ghz/1GB ram notebook to experience the above results I reckon 800mhz (even though its a Sealey chip) is about half of what you could be expecting from the U1010 Ultraportable. Keyboards usage is for the hands of toddlers as a reviewer had pointed out them being too small (I'm starting to suspect they were the target market for the device). So are Japanese toddlers really so smart? It’s a 5.6” ultraportable so do not expect regular notebook keyboard usage.
Reviewers have mentioned that the 2 cell lit-ion battery can last just above 2 hours (4 cell version touted to be released soon providing about 5 hours of operation). It’s normal. How would one use the Fujitsu 5.6" Touchscreen U1010 Ultraportable? Well, like a high tech writing pad; use Word & do simple spreadsheet applications, view movies with DVDs on the optional optical drive (No idea how much more one has to pay), listen to MP3 music, & wait for the upgrade kit to use it as a cell phone to make calls (I’m just kidding. Lol :-D). Historians would want to purchase the ultraportable too as the device is a few steps closer to having a powerful, video editing capable smartphone. Then again, one could wait a few more years for the smartphone. Price for the device starts at MYR 3999 (Remember to ask for a discount ;-D) The item is available online at MoreSales.
Some features of the Fujitsu 5.6" Touchscreen U1010 Ultraportable:
• Processor: Intel Ultra Mobile platform 2007 Intel processor A110 (800MHz, 512KB L2 Cache, 400MHz FSB)
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SDRAM: 1GB DDR2 400MHz
• Display Size: 5.6"
Type (Resolution) : SuperFine WSVGA (1024 X 600) Passive Touch Panel
• HDD: 40GB SATA
• VRAM: Intel Graphic with 3D Accelerator
• Optical Drive: Optional
• Wireless/ Bluetooth: Super AG/ Super G / Bluetooth
• Weight (Approx. kg): 0.61
• Security: Finger Print Sensor
• Battery : 2 Cell Li-Ion
• Others Feature: 0.3 Mega Pixel Camera , CF Slot, SD Card Reader
• OS : Win Vista Home Premium / Tablet PC Edition
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