Fujitsu P1610 tablet rocks out with an 8.9-inch display

by Cyrus Farivar, posted Oct 18th 2006 at 8:05AM

Well folks, nostra culpa, a laptop from a major manufacturer slipped under our radar; without any further delay, we present to you what we know about the new Fujitsu P1610, heir apparent to the P1500 / P1510: it's got an 8.9-inch display (1280 x 768), an Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2GHz) processor, up to 1GB of RAM, an 80GB HDD, a fingerprint sensor, an SD card reader, USB 2.0, UMTS (3G), a PC card slot, Bluetooth, WiFi, and a battery that purports to be good for up to 4.5 hours. Whenever this finally hits the Korean peninsula (well, it's southern half, anyway) it'll cost you 2,090,000 South Korean won ($2,187) for the 512MB RAM model or 2,390,000 won ($2,501) for the 1GB model.

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Filed under: Laptops, Tablet PCs

Tags: fujitsu, intel core solo, IntelCoreSolo, p1610, south korea, SouthKorea

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ROFLROFFLES @ Oct 18th 2006 8:12AM

Wow.. and I thought the Vaio TX is small enough!

Does this has integrated optical drive?

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jdburger79 @ Oct 18th 2006 10:29AM

There is no internal optical drive.

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NeXT @ Oct 18th 2006 9:40AM

How about this Tablet? It's from LG and has dual core CPU, nVIDIA Geforce 7300 Go, and dual channel memory. Screen size is 10.6 inch. Refer this link(Sorry this link contains korean text).
http://www.tpcc.co.kr/special/main.aspx?body=board&board=review&control=view&page=1&boardid=138

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Ross @ Oct 18th 2006 9:41AM

The 4.5 hours of battery life they claim is probably with the extended 6-cell battery (not shown in the photo, it sticks out a bit more). The one shown is I believe the 3-cell which on the P1510D gets anywhere around 1.75-2.5 on mine depending on usage).

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Sean D. @ Oct 18th 2006 10:37AM

Ugh. I'd like a tablet with Wacom intuos technology and a screen size of at least 17" (and at least 1680 x 1050). I guess this'd be good for a digital sketchbook, but at that price I'd be better off just getting the 20" Cintiq for my old Pentium 4 system. I'll keep waiting...

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lol @ Oct 18th 2006 1:03PM

This design is copy of LG's notebook.

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Baffled @ Oct 18th 2006 2:54PM

What kind of RAM are they using that costs an extra $314 dollars to bump from 512MB to GB? DDR3-1200 SODIMMs?

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NoahFuLing @ Jan 15th 2007 12:13AM

No, they use Micro-DIMMs. Imagine a standard SO-DIMM, and it's the same thickness and height, but the width (the side with the pins) is like a third shorter. Higher-density RAM, smaller, rarer, etc. Also a pain in the ass to find.

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cooper @ Nov 6th 2006 5:16PM

The same ram apple uses apparently

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