Fujitsu in the News

• September 1, 2004

  Give this Notebook the Finger – Fujitsu LifeBook P7010 Ultra Portable Notebook

  The LifeBook P7010 is Fujitsu’s latest of their P series notebooks. The “P” model prefix denotes Fujitsu notebooks that are small and light, built for portability in mind. This doesn’t mean that the P7010 is crippled to favour size and weight, in fact, it as all the bells and whistles you see in much larger notebooks, and a feature you hardly see anywhere else – biometric security.

• August 24, 2004

  Fujitsu DESKPOWER

  Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific has launched three new DESKPOWER desktop PCs for business and home users. The New DESKPOWER series – the E600, C600 and P300 – offers a range of performance and budget combinations to cater for the full spectrum of business needs, from basic PCs often used for large-scale deployments, to premium machines for specialized computing applications.

• July 7, 2004

  Super portables – Fujitsu LifeBook P5020

  Design: Its sophisticated sleek silver and black finish will appeal to business users. A longish LCD panel displays information such as battery level and hard disk activity. The panel can be viewed whether the screen is open or closed. The latchless spindle design is secure and convenient. You can toggle wireless connectivity manually with a dedicated switch. The modular bay enables the use of a battery to extend battery life.

• June 3, 2004

  LOG ON WITH YOUR FINGERPRINT - Ultra-compact with Biometric Capability

  The LifeBook P7010 from Fujitsu offers everything a mobile corporate professional needs - design and performance packed in an ultra-compact machine.

• May 31, 2004

  Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010 (Pentium M 1GHz; 256MB)

  Fujitsu's new Stylistic ST5010 Tablet PC features nearly the same smart design as the older ST4000 model with a few impressive improvements, such as a 12.1-inch display, a fast 1GHz Pentium M processor, and a sleek silver bezel. The new specs help the Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010 emerge as one of the best slate-style tablet PCs.

• May 14, 2004

  Fujitsu LifeBook B5010 (Pentium M 1GHz, 256MB RAM)

  Touted by Fujitsu as a notebook that offers the best of both worlds--easy portability and strong computing power--the LifeBook B5010 certainly looks very capable on paper. It's hard not to be impressed by its minimalist footprint which should relieve users from an aching shoulder. However, certain features like infrared which has come to be a default on Centrino machines are unforgivably missing from this setup.

• April 9, 2004

  Slated for Success

  The Stylistic ST5010 lives up to its name - its slate form factor is delicious and stands out in the crowd of niche Tablet PC devices.

• April 9, 2004

  Fujitsu's Stylistic ST5011 Unlocks the Great Outdoors for Mobile Executives

  High performance anywhere, anytime is assured with the Stylistic ST5011's Inte® Centrino™ Mobile Technology, Pentium® M processor 1GHz (ULV) and Intel® 855GME chipset. Backed by a long battery life of up to eight hours with an extended battery, the Stylistic ST5011 us the key to increased efficiency and overall productivity.

• February 25, 2004

  Pocket LOOX 610

  When the Pocket LOOX 600 came onto the market, response was mixed - it was undoubtedly feature-packed, but had more than a few flaws. Fujitsu, one of the few responsive manufacturers, listened, and since the launch last November, its heir - the Pocket LOOX 610 - has been lauded by critics and users alike.

• February 11, 2004

  Lock, Stock and Travel

  The LifeBook B5010 offers several ways to secure data in a notebook, one more reason why this ultra-portable makes a good travelling companion.

• January 13, 2004

  Geek Notes "More Battery Life with this Tablet PC"

  The LifeBook B5010 offers several ways to secure data in a notebook, one more reason why this ultra-portable makes a good travelling companion.

• December 8, 2003

  Fujitsu Lifebook L2010: sexy home pc

  How sexy can a desktop computer get? Ask Apple Computer. Or the Japanese designers down at Fujitsu.

• Update Regarding Sony Battery Pack Replacement Program

  This notice is to announce the addition of certain Sony battery packs subject to the voluntary replacement program that Fujitsu Limited and various Fujitsu Group companies and affiliates have been offering for specified Fujitsu notebook PC models since last October.

• Update Regarding Sony Battery Pack Replacement Program

  On October 17, 2006, we updated an earlier notice to Fujitsu customers regarding the Sony battery pack replacement program, providing information on how to verify which Fujitsu notebook PC models were eligible for the voluntary replacement program. In the meantime, on October 24, 2006, we received a report from a customer in Japan that a Fujitsu notebook PC with a battery pack subject to the replacement program had an incident in which the battery pack overheated and sparked. After investigating this incident together with Sony, it has been concluded that the incident resulted from the Sony-made battery pack, and we are now pursuing further detailed investigations.

• Notice Regarding Sony Battery Pack Replacement Program

  On September 28, Sony Corporation announced a voluntary replacement program for certain of its battery packs. As of this time, we are not aware of any instances of battery pack problems involving Fujitsu notebook PCs similar to those that have been announced by Dell and Apple Computer.

• Fujitsu Battery Exchange Program

  On September 28, 2006, Sony Corporation announced a voluntary replacement program for certain Sony-made battery packs. In response to Sony's announcement, on September 30 Fujitsu announced our decision to cooperate with Sony by offering voluntary replacement of the Sony-made battery packs in specified Fujitsu notebook PC models.