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March 4th, 2005, 03:37 PM
hi:
Guys, I need a laptop, I check www.icct.ca FUJITSU LifeBook® T4010D Series is so cool, I am not sure this, please give advice soon. I don' t know how to post picture, check picture on-line, it realy so cool!
more details:
With Intel® Pentium® M processor
Dual functionality for notebook and tablet use
Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
12.1" XGA display with active digitizer and 160-degree wide viewing angle
Built in modular bay for media drive or secondary battery
Optional port replicator for easy grab-and-dock convenience
Wi-Fi® certified Super AG™ wireless LAN (802.11a+b/g) for leading edge high-speed wireless communication
calvin
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hi:
Guys, I need a laptop, I check www.icct.ca FUJITSU LifeBook® T4010D Series is so cool, I am not sure this, please give advice soon. I don' t know how to post picture, check picture on-line, it realy so cool!
more details:
With Intel® Pentium® M processor
Dual functionality for notebook and tablet use
Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
12.1" XGA display with active digitizer and 160-degree wide viewing angle
Built in modular bay for media drive or secondary battery
Optional port replicator for easy grab-and-dock convenience
Wi-Fi® certified Super AG™ wireless LAN (802.11a+b/g) for leading edge high-speed wireless communication
calvin
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March 4th, 2005, 03:44 PM
Well... it looks like, but I have never actually own a Fujitsu notebook before, so I cannot comment. What I can say is to never buy a dell notebook. IBM Thinkpads usually turn out to be nice systems, and Sony Vaio's current day are REALLY nice systems. They are both stylish, and very reliable from what I've found so far.
I would suggest against going with a product that you have not read atleast 10 unbiased reviews on
Suggest checking out your model on amazon.com before you purchase. User comments are invaluable in making your purchase.
Well... it looks like, but I have never actually own a Fujitsu notebook before, so I cannot comment. What I can say is to never buy a dell notebook. IBM Thinkpads usually turn out to be nice systems, and Sony Vaio's current day are REALLY nice systems. They are both stylish, and very reliable from what I've found so far.
I would suggest against going with a product that you have not read atleast 10 unbiased reviews on
Suggest checking out your model on amazon.com before you purchase. User comments are invaluable in making your purchase.
