Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook T4010

'THE' £1700 computer (411 words)
by sparksteroid - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 382 readings)
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retail price of this marvellous piece of machinery is set at approximately £1700. The only difference between the T4010 and the T4010D is that the latter comes with a Pentium M725 1.6GHz processor and 512MB of RAM. However, the one I bought had been upgraded to 2GB of RAM which I believe is the maximum it can take. The Lifebook itself is quite weighty but it s very solid and sturdy and has a modern sleek and curvy design. This is also a Tablet PC and when it s open it looks pretty cool, especially the way that you can swivel the screen around, which is protected by a thick protective layer, and lay it down flat and proceed to use the pen that comes slotted in the ...

Fujitsu Siemens Stylistic ST5010D

Fun, sleek and stylish (178 words)
by stafoo - written on 10/01/10, updated on 21/09/10 (Useful, 82 readings)
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The F Fujitsu Siemens Stylistic ST5010D is the latest in tablet PC technology and delivers an excellent level of performance. Much like the Apple iPad, this is sleek and stylish, though not as easy to use at times. The battery life is better than expected, easily lasting up to and beyond three hours, whereas most laptops last two. The 12.1" screen isn t the best quailty although it works well and can be viewed in either potrait or landscape using the buttons on the side of the screen. With added features such a handwriting tool as well as the standard on-screen keyboard, and voice recognition, this tablet isn t all about work. It comes fully equipped with a speaker and ...

Fujitsu Siemens Stylistic ST5010D

Stylistic by name, stylistic by nature (495 words)
by madav2000uk - written on 09/01/10 (Very useful, 142 readings)
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I ve had my tablet PC for 6 months now, and so far I m loving. It s more portable than a Laptop and is ideal if you want to take it with you to work, on holiday or just sit in bed and surf the internet. The biggest question for anyone considering a tablet is what is it like to write on. The answer - pretty darn good! You use a stylus pen to either type words via an onscreen keyboard or you can write in your own handwriting directly into programs such as Microsoft Word. How accurate the software is at accurately representing what words you have typed depends on the state of your handwriting. Personally i stick to using the on screen keyboard as my handwriting is ...