Fujitsu P Series notebooks announced, said to be 'snazzy'
By Joseph L. Flatley 
posted Oct 16th 2009 4:23PM
posted Oct 16th 2009 4:23PM
Fujitsu has just announced two "stylish" P Series LifeBooks, and we have our hands on the PR drivel to prove it. This affable pair of machines come in "charming" colors that "endow both notebooks with a premium yet snazzy feel, for standing out effortlessly in a corporate jungle or a social playground setting." To be honest, we're more interested in things like the 11.6-inch (1366 x 768) display, battery life (6.7 hours under normal use, 7.2 hours in power saving mode -- which can be selected by hitting the ECO button), multitouch, the DVD Sharing application for glomming onto optical drives over your LAN, and the fact that they're both a mere 3.5 pounds light and just over an inch thin. The Fujitsu P LifeBook P3110 features a Pentium SU4100 (1.30GHz / 800MHz / 2MB L2 Cache) and is available in Glossy Black, Glossy Silver, and Glossy Ruby Red. The Fujitsu P LifeBook P3010, however, sports an AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 (1.6GHz / 512KB / L2 cache) and is available in Glossy Black and Glossy Ruby Red. No word on a release date, or on a price -- but, to paraphrase Godard, whenever someone mentions "style," we reach for our checkbooks. PR after the break.
Fujitsu Underscores Style and Mobility with the new LifeBook P3110 and P3010
Marrying stunning design with the latest technology, Fujitsu presents two new additions to the Fujitsu LifeBook P Series – Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and LifeBook P3010, delivering ultimate mobility in a 11.6-inch petite form factor at an impressive 1.6kg. Coupled with the latest Windows® 7 operating system, users will be greeted with new experiences that redefine performance and mobility.
Asia Pacific, October 14, 2009 - Fujitsu announces the release of two new members to its Fujitsu P Series - the Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and P3010 – to further manifest its promise of delivering exquisite style with advanced and user-friendly technologies. From the energy-saving ECO button to the DVD Sharing application that enables the sharing of optical drive over a wireless connection and colour matching accessories and polished swanky exterior, both laptops make perfect accompaniments for modern, on-the-go users. Spotting similar size as a mini-notebook, The Intel® powered LifeBook P3110 and the AMD powered LifeBook P3010 offers a full-size keyboard and provide faster processing capabilities that accord superior multi-tasking ability, all at a value-for-money price tag
"Fujitsu withholds our promise to deliver bona fide mobility and convenience with the latest technology, while persevering with our insistence on aesthetically pleasing and stylish designs without compromising on quality," commented Mr Raymond Foo, Associate Vice President, Product Marketing and Engineering, Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific.
Strongly committed to give consumers the freedom of choice on products that best suit their needs, Fujitsu has equipped the LifeBook P3110 with the latest Intel® Pentium® processor SU4100 (1.30GHz, 800MHz, 2MB L2 Cache) and the LifeBook P3010 with the latest AMD Athlon™ Neo processor MV-40 (1.6GHz, 512KB L2 cache).
Showcased in captivating hues, the LifeBook P3110 is available in Glossy Black, Glossy Silver and Glossy Ruby Red while the LifeBook P3010 comes in Glossy Black and Glossy Ruby Red. These charming colours endow both notebooks with a premium yet snazzy feel, for standing out effortlessly in a corporate jungle or a social playground setting. The silver lining along the edge together with the signature "Infinity" logo adds that touch of class and elegance, completing the proposition to emerge as gadgets for anyone with a taste for sophistication.
The LifeBook P3110 and P3010's 1.6kg diminutive form and lightweight chassis is a delight to bring around measuring slightly over an inch in thickness thus making it small and slim enough to be slid into a handbag, be it to work or out shopping.
The Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and P3010 are also designed for superior mobility on-the-go with an impressive 6.7 hours battery life. Just by a single touch on the ECO button, you can instantaneously activate the power-saving feature and extend the battery life to 7.2 hours. These precious hours may be just what you need to continue to surf the Internet or play your favourite song list while travelling.
Even with a petite and slim design, the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 come with a full size keyboard for the additional typing comfort. Furthermore, it is also spill-resistant which features a tray below the typing keys to prevent the occasional spill from going through the keyboard. This thoughtful design protects against any accidental spills with a simple tilt and a quick wipe.
Knowing how having an optical drive can be a hassle with the added weight, the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 feature the DVD Sharing application that allows the ease of sharing of optical disk drive with other PCs via a wireless connection. You can simply use the optical drive from your primary PC or notebook with the P3110 and P3010, giving you the option of truly travelling light.
With simple finger gestures like the Vertical Scrolling Function, Photo Rotation, Easy Zoom-in/Out on the multi-touch touchpads, users can surf the Internet or view photos with new levels of ease and without having to rely on an external mouse!
These two notebooks aptly cater to communication on-the-fly with the built-in 1.3 Mega Pixels camera with dual built-in stereo speakers and Bluetooth v2.1 for fuss-free file transfers. Thereafter, view photos and video clips on the 11.6-inch SuperFine WXGA back-light LED with 1366 by 768 pixels screen, supported by Integrated Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator, promising you a plush and stunning display of graphics.
Complementing the chic design of the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 are a set of matching Fujitsu Wireless Mouse, Portable Stereo Speakers and the External Super Multi Writer Optical Drive available in a whole gamut of colours.
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Fujitsu remains firmly committed to the promotion of a cleaner environment and complies with the European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive (RoHS) across its entire range of products. In addition, Fujitsu has established a set of commitments that goes beyond RoHS requirements, thus allowing it to stay keenly focused on its customers' health and well-being as well as to embrace a healthier environment for all. By adopting a green factory concept and being committed to the cause of energy-efficient computing, Fujitsu also fights to sustain the Earth as a sponsor and a member of the Climate Savers Computing Initiative.
The above shows the general technical specifications of the product and does not represent actual configuration. For specific configurations and their availability, please check with your local distributors.
Marrying stunning design with the latest technology, Fujitsu presents two new additions to the Fujitsu LifeBook P Series – Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and LifeBook P3010, delivering ultimate mobility in a 11.6-inch petite form factor at an impressive 1.6kg. Coupled with the latest Windows® 7 operating system, users will be greeted with new experiences that redefine performance and mobility.
Asia Pacific, October 14, 2009 - Fujitsu announces the release of two new members to its Fujitsu P Series - the Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and P3010 – to further manifest its promise of delivering exquisite style with advanced and user-friendly technologies. From the energy-saving ECO button to the DVD Sharing application that enables the sharing of optical drive over a wireless connection and colour matching accessories and polished swanky exterior, both laptops make perfect accompaniments for modern, on-the-go users. Spotting similar size as a mini-notebook, The Intel® powered LifeBook P3110 and the AMD powered LifeBook P3010 offers a full-size keyboard and provide faster processing capabilities that accord superior multi-tasking ability, all at a value-for-money price tag
"Fujitsu withholds our promise to deliver bona fide mobility and convenience with the latest technology, while persevering with our insistence on aesthetically pleasing and stylish designs without compromising on quality," commented Mr Raymond Foo, Associate Vice President, Product Marketing and Engineering, Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific.
Strongly committed to give consumers the freedom of choice on products that best suit their needs, Fujitsu has equipped the LifeBook P3110 with the latest Intel® Pentium® processor SU4100 (1.30GHz, 800MHz, 2MB L2 Cache) and the LifeBook P3010 with the latest AMD Athlon™ Neo processor MV-40 (1.6GHz, 512KB L2 cache).
Showcased in captivating hues, the LifeBook P3110 is available in Glossy Black, Glossy Silver and Glossy Ruby Red while the LifeBook P3010 comes in Glossy Black and Glossy Ruby Red. These charming colours endow both notebooks with a premium yet snazzy feel, for standing out effortlessly in a corporate jungle or a social playground setting. The silver lining along the edge together with the signature "Infinity" logo adds that touch of class and elegance, completing the proposition to emerge as gadgets for anyone with a taste for sophistication.
The LifeBook P3110 and P3010's 1.6kg diminutive form and lightweight chassis is a delight to bring around measuring slightly over an inch in thickness thus making it small and slim enough to be slid into a handbag, be it to work or out shopping.
The Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 and P3010 are also designed for superior mobility on-the-go with an impressive 6.7 hours battery life. Just by a single touch on the ECO button, you can instantaneously activate the power-saving feature and extend the battery life to 7.2 hours. These precious hours may be just what you need to continue to surf the Internet or play your favourite song list while travelling.
Even with a petite and slim design, the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 come with a full size keyboard for the additional typing comfort. Furthermore, it is also spill-resistant which features a tray below the typing keys to prevent the occasional spill from going through the keyboard. This thoughtful design protects against any accidental spills with a simple tilt and a quick wipe.
Knowing how having an optical drive can be a hassle with the added weight, the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 feature the DVD Sharing application that allows the ease of sharing of optical disk drive with other PCs via a wireless connection. You can simply use the optical drive from your primary PC or notebook with the P3110 and P3010, giving you the option of truly travelling light.
With simple finger gestures like the Vertical Scrolling Function, Photo Rotation, Easy Zoom-in/Out on the multi-touch touchpads, users can surf the Internet or view photos with new levels of ease and without having to rely on an external mouse!
These two notebooks aptly cater to communication on-the-fly with the built-in 1.3 Mega Pixels camera with dual built-in stereo speakers and Bluetooth v2.1 for fuss-free file transfers. Thereafter, view photos and video clips on the 11.6-inch SuperFine WXGA back-light LED with 1366 by 768 pixels screen, supported by Integrated Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator, promising you a plush and stunning display of graphics.
Complementing the chic design of the LifeBook P3110 and P3010 are a set of matching Fujitsu Wireless Mouse, Portable Stereo Speakers and the External Super Multi Writer Optical Drive available in a whole gamut of colours.
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Fujitsu remains firmly committed to the promotion of a cleaner environment and complies with the European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive (RoHS) across its entire range of products. In addition, Fujitsu has established a set of commitments that goes beyond RoHS requirements, thus allowing it to stay keenly focused on its customers' health and well-being as well as to embrace a healthier environment for all. By adopting a green factory concept and being committed to the cause of energy-efficient computing, Fujitsu also fights to sustain the Earth as a sponsor and a member of the Climate Savers Computing Initiative.
The above shows the general technical specifications of the product and does not represent actual configuration. For specific configurations and their availability, please check with your local distributors.
Well gee, I didn't need one, but if it's "snazzy"...
Follow-up reports also say that it makes you "look cool" and that "all the kids these days are buying one".
Wait - that sounds like a different company.
It must be the trendy (although inexplicable) plasma-TV-style resolution of 1366 x 768.
0.5 hour saving by using power saving mode?
they sure it's not 0.5122 hour?
Yeah definitely worth a hardware button of its own
With the plethora of 11.6" netbook/notebooks being released, it shouldn't be long before I can find me a touch screen add-on for my Acer 1410 on Ebay!
CULV are taking over fuck netbooks. I never see anyone with a 1 inch thick 15' inch notebook anymore its either a netbook or ultraportable. In 2 yeras netbooks will have a core 2 duo ulv cpu I HOPE
What is CULV? I've seen it a lot in reference to netbooks especially. What's the deal on it?
*scurries off to Google in the meantime*
Man, it's been forever since I heard something from Fujitsu. Just two years ago, I used to rank Fujitsu as one of the best laptop manufacturers, but they been dead silent for a while now.
I have TWO Fujitsu P1120's, since the first one I bought turned out to be so completely awesome. (One XP, one Ubuntu). The fact that the P1120 is a TOUCHSCREEN subnotebook weighing under two pounds is cool. The fact that I bought it like SIX years ago, USED, is friggin amazing. The fact that the rest of the industry didn't copy the shit out of it is mind boggling.
These things rock. Its about time for me to get something with a bit more processor power (watching a DVD on the P1120 isn't smooth, for example), and I will absolutely be sticking with Fujitsu with another touchscreen netbook/subnotebook. (Even if I have to go used again!)
1410 is a single core... this is a dual core...
Why no nipple?
Not only "snazzy," but also "keen" and "the bee's knees."
Why does this look like a 95% match of my acer 1410/1810!
It is clearly the same machine.
I hope these are cheap, because my Lifebook P8010, which came out right after the MacBook Air and Lenovo's X300, beats it on most specs. It has a 12" 1280x800 screen, has a DVD-RW drive built in, 1.2ghz ULV core 2 duo with 4mb cache, 6-7 hour battery, and weighs 2.8 pounds. It doesn't seem like these are really much better, if the only difference is "it's more colorful now".
Neo MV-40 1.6Ghz vs. Pentium SU4100 1.3Ghz....
1) I have no clue what these are based one, how many cores they have, or what the rough estimate of the performance might be, say, vs. Atom.
*googles...*
Neo is single core Athlon 64, should spank Atom pretty good clock for clock.
SU4100 us dual core, underclocked C2D... should also spank Atom pretty good, unless your app is single threaded.
still cant figure out which is better tho...
All the spin on the press release nearly made me vomit.
"supported by Integrated Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator, promising you a plush and stunning display of graphics."
I can taste it in my mouth right now... Yech!
I think since Siemens and Fujitsu split Fujitsu have been out of the market. The fact they are obviously just re-badging an Acer tells us a lot about their current state!
Take a look at there web site and they seem to be positioning themselves away from being a hardware supplier and more towards a solutions provider.