Fujitsu recently announced that it would be bringing its M2010 netbook to the United States. Laptop Magazine reports that this attractive looking netbook is one of the worst around when it comes to battery performance. With a 3 cell battery, the netbook runs for less than 2 hours on a charge. And while you’d think that battery performance, energy conservation,…

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Fujitsu’s first entry into the US netbook market is a decent little laptop with horrible battery life and a high price tag. That’s basically what the folks at Laptop Magazine concluded after reviewing a Fujitsu M2010. Like virtually every other netbook released during the first half of 2009, the M2010 has a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, a…

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Fujitsu is preparing to launch its first Intel Atom powered netbook in the United States. The company’s Loox M series mini-notebook has already been announced for other parts of the globe, but now it looks like the M2010 is coming to America as well. The netbook is pretty much standard fare. It packs a 10.1 inch, 1024 x 576 pixel…

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Fujitsu is reportedly working on a new netbook to follow up last year’s Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Mini. A member fo the UMPC Fever forums posted a concept drawing of a laptop he says is the new Fujitsu M2010. There’s virtually no additional information about this model, other than the fact that it’s due otu in July. But based on the…

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