The Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 is a tiny laptop with an an Intel Atom processor. But there are two things that keep it from being a true netbook. First, with a starting price of about $849, it’s more than twice as expensive as a typical netbook. Second, with a 5.6 inch display and keyboard that’s barely touch-typable, the UH900 almost feels…
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The Fujitsu UH900 is one of the tiniest mini-laptops you’ll ever see with a high definition 1280 x 800 pixel display. It crams all of those pixels onto a 5.6 inch display. The computer also features a full QWERTY keyboard that’s about 75% the size of a full sized keyboard. Touch typing isn’t going to be comfortable on this little…
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The Fujitsu Lifebook UH900 is a tiny little machine with a 5.6 inch, 1280 x 800 pixel HD multitouch display. It looks a lot like a netbook, if one were shrunk down to half size. The keyboard is about 75% that of a full sized keyboard though, thanks to a rather large bezel on the sides of the display. You…
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I got a chance to check out Fujitsu’s new MH380 netbook last night, as well as the company’s higher end, but smaller profile Fujitsu UH900 mini-laptop. Fujitsu introduced the MH380 a few weeks ago. It has an Intel Atom N450 CPU, Windows 7 Starter, and a 10.1 inch, 1366 x 768 HD display. But the first thing I noticed about…
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I admit it: the PsiXpda looks pretty damn sexy over on ReadWriteWeb’s post this morning. But – as is the case with so many sexy things – it just costs too damn much money. Also, I’m pretty sure there already was a PsiXpda. Yep, here’s a picture of one that was made way back in 2005. The RWW lead compares…
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I love Fujitsu’s build quality. They make good, sturdy notebooks and netbooks and they’re not afraid to try things other OEMs aren’t trying. Like the UH900, which looks like a competitor to the Sony Vaio P series. Unlike the Vaio P — which sports a “massive” 8″ display — the Fujistsu ships with a smaller 5.6″ panel. It’s also only…
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