This was my first ever laptop and to start with, I thought it was great. It was not overly expensive for a laptop at around £300 and it did the job I wanted it to. I mainly used this for word processing however when I started using it for other things, that is when it became the bane of my life. I was bought an iPod shuffle for my birthday and having installed itunes and put a few songs on (roughly 80 songs max), the laptop started running really slowly. I also had the internet installed and am on the internet every day. Some days the laptop works fine, other days it takes 20 minutes just to get to the welcome screen! Another flaw of this product ...  Read the complete review

My Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pa 1510 heats up so much that it has actually burned and scorched my leg. I made the mistake of using it on my lap (I know it says not to, but it IS a laptop after all). It is quite heavy compared to other laptops I have used but it is quite easy to use and looks reasonably smart. The power cable/adapter stopped working after a couple of months and I noticed that it had split although it was treated gently. I am studying with the Open University and my Amilo 1510 serves a purpose for typing and submitting essays etc., but I wouldn't want to depend on it for business purposes. It is rather slow when searching and the battery life is only ...  Read the complete review

This is very much a low-end laptop with only a basic spec and generic casing. It is, however, from Fujitsu Siemens which is a big-name brand which I have always found reliable in the past. I bought this laptop about a year ago and it has been suitable for all my needs which have occasionally included Photoshop and video editing. So although this is a basic laptop I have found that it is capable of performing intensive tasks if necessary. The keyboard is very comfortable for typing on. I don't have much experience with laptop keyboards but this seems easy to type on too me. In fact I'm using it to type this! With the display I again have ...  Read the complete review