Fujitsu gives P1610 Tablet PC the SSD treatment

While a natural evolution of the ultra-portable, it's still noteworthy when a vendor gives in and offers an SSD option to their gear. Once again, it's Fujitsu doing the honors by bringing that Solid State Disk action from Samsung to their 8.9-inch, 2.2-pound P1610 convertible Tablet PC -- something they've been offering on their Q and B series of laptops since October. But come now Fujitsu, you can do better than $700 and $1,200 for the 16GB and 32GB SSD, respectively. Perhaps you should look for a cheaper supplier.

[Via Laptop Magazine]

Update: It looks like the P1610 isn't the only LifeBook getting an SSD transplant, with Fujitsu's B6210 also getting in on the action, available with the same 16GB or 32GB drives. CNET's also reporting that both tablets are, in fact, available now, though you'll need to get in touch with Fujitsu for a price quote, which usually isn't a good sign.

[Rock Stone @ Mar 19th 2007 11:57AM]

Convertible Table???

[skonofvulcan @ Mar 20th 2007 11:16PM]

Yes. table. It comes with a nice muslin table cloth and dinet set. ;-)

[Dave in MI @ Mar 19th 2007 8:41PM]

Looks like all Microsoft XP.