Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook E6595

Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook E8410

laptop at all, well except from the extremely high price tag, but if you ve got the money to spend then what a machine to spend it on. This fujitsu Lifebook E8410, is a quite new type of laptop from the fujitsu siemens brand. These new laptops are called lifebook, and are especially designed for portability and super quick running speeds. The design of this laptop is fantastic, its combination of three main colours makes it look a lot more modern than some of its predecessors and gives it a cool edge over its rivals. A business mans laptop that looks cool instead of boring seemed to be something acers travel mates just weren t designed to be and I don t think acer could ...

Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook P1610

This is a small piece of kit, and is therefore quite expensive. If size is not important, then for goodness sake buy something bigger and an awful lot cheaper. However, I need to carry this in my arms all day everyday, and the small size and weight makes this very easy. The screen is nice and bright, and even in direct sunlight is easily viewed - at the right angle. The battery life is not bad, with the standard battery lasting around 2.5 hours with the screen at full brightness, and if you shell out for the larger battery you can get about 5 hours. There are 2 usb ports, and a vga out allowing you to add a keyboard, mouse and monitor for when you need to be stationary and need that more ...

Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook B2175

network card solves this. And how much easier can web surfing by than simply touching the screen with the touchscreen stylus. All-in-all, one of the easiest to use, easiest to carry and - overall - easiest to work with Laptop you re likely to find. And, to boot, they re really cost-effective because of their age. Don t forget; if you just want to surf the net, write documents (etc) and don t want to play the latest games on your laptop, you don t need the latest kit. As a side note, Windows XP works fine on them, even though they re only about 500MHz. Just goes to show how optimised they ...