Fujitsu-Siemens' tests its design chops with the AMILO Si 2636

In an upmarket move, Fujitsu-Siemens just loosed this, their AMILO Si 2636 laptop onto the cafe-posing elite. Besides sporting an interesting orb of a touchpad, it's configurable with a 2.2GHz T7500 Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4GB DDR2 memory, and 250GB of 5400rpm SATA disk. The new 13.3-inch, 1,280 x 800 (WXGA) laptop features Intel GMA X3100 graphics, HDMI-out, an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam, 4-in-1 card reader, slot loading 8x dual-layer DVD burner, and battery capable of up to 5-hours. They even combine one of the 3x USB ports with eSATA for attaching a bit of high-performance external disk action. It weighs in at 2.3-kg (5-pounds) and 36.6 ~ 37.4-mm thick. We're still waiting for pricing and availability to be announced.

Gallery: Fujitsu-Siemens' tests its design chops with the AMILO Si 2636

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[Thanks, Joe]

[TMM @ Nov 7th 2007 6:21AM]

Sorry, but Engadget mistakes decorating for design again.

Also: first!

[Bullitt @ Nov 7th 2007 7:53AM]

Macbook, I see?

[Argot @ Nov 7th 2007 8:13AM]

No, this looks pretty good.

[superfresh @ Nov 7th 2007 8:37AM]

I guess that touchpad switches the question to "Will it play Quake?"

[Mike @ Nov 7th 2007 10:11AM]

You mean Marathon.

[t-bone @ Nov 7th 2007 9:16AM]

A round touchpad seems like a bad idea. It might be hard to get to the corners of the screen without lifting your finger.

[b_a_boone @ Nov 8th 2007 3:12PM]

If you rest the palms of you hands in one spot, your fingers natural moment is in more of a circular pattern. Might be easier to use this one.

Great looking laptop more original looking design then many doesn't copy the macbook apple jock rider above(bullitt).