Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile V5505

Ive had this lap top now for almost 1 year, whilst it does perform well and many many plus points there are 1 or 2 things that frustrate me. positives are that it is very well priced compared to other lap tops in this range, has huge memory, reasonable RAM size, fast enough dual core processor to handle even the most demanding files, downloads and applications etc for the buisness and student minded folks, ergonomically sound. When i recieved it, it was very easy to set it all up, step by step instructions which guided me through the whole process. one problem i have had though and im not saying this is restricted to this laptop of brand, but the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this laptop a year ago just before I went to uni! At the time when I purchased the laptop it was a very reasonable price and worked out to be a fantastic deal! I absolutely love this laptop it is ideal for storing alot of music and films, which is ideal for people who like to keep up to date with their films and music!! iTunes also runs like a dream on the laptop!! The battery life of the lap top lasts for about 2 and a half hours before needing to be plugged in again. The built in speakers are good quality for laptop speakers, however I also use separate speakers and a subwoofer for extra volume! The screen is also ...  Read the complete review

This is a good example of a mid-range, mid-price lap top that will do what you need it to do, without over-spec-ing for the ordinary user, and costing more than you need to pay. I have had a couple of Fujitsus - one I was very happy with til some b***ard stole it, and a 17 inch one which was fab for about two years, then the hard drive just fell over and died. Hmm. So I'm not sure about the longevity of this one, but I have no specific reason to have concerns. I prefer the keyboard layout to Dell, as you get more buttons. God, that sounds girly. I think I mean , they are ergonomically designed. Or something. It has a Core 2 Duo chip, which is ...  Read the complete review