Wednesday, November 9, 2005
Fujitsu Announces LifeBook P7120
Posted by Jason Dunn in "HARDWARE" @ 03:30 PM
"Computer maker Fujitsu yesterday announced their new smallest and lightest full featured notebook. The new LifeBook P7120, which measures 10.28” x 7.83” x 1.26” and weighs three pounds with a four-cell battery, is available now for a starting price of $1,699. The LifeBook P7120, said Fujitsu, comes in a stylish black exterior and offers up a 10.6” LED lit widescreen display. It has a built-in, removable media bay for an optical drive or extra battery. This laptop is powered by an Intel Pentium M Ultra Low Voltage 753 (1.20GHz) and Intel 915GMS chipset. Other features of the LifeBook P7120 include an integrated security chip with data encryption software, built-in biometric fingerprint swipe sensor, integrated wireless 802.11 technology, a “ECO” power saving option which reduces power consumption for components, three USB 2.0 ports, S-Video port, High Definition audio in and out jacks and SD, Memory Stick Pro and xD card slots."
If you're a photographer that wants a small and light notebook to take with you on photo shoots, and one that has the stamina to last 10+ hours with both batteries in, this is a great solution. I just acquired a P7010 about two months ago, and it's a great laptop (though a bit noisier than my P5010D).
If you're a photographer that wants a small and light notebook to take with you on photo shoots, and one that has the stamina to last 10+ hours with both batteries in, this is a great solution. I just acquired a P7010 about two months ago, and it's a great laptop (though a bit noisier than my P5010D).
