Fujitsu LifeBook U820 Mini-Notebook

I’ve seen a similar unit somewhere in Park Square 1 for some months now but it looks like Fujitsu has done a refresh (LifeBook U820) with an Intel Atom processor in it.

Fujitsu packed the whole thing in just 5.6 inches, the smallest I’ve seen so far. It also swivels around to take on a tablet form, with stylus in tow.

Fujitsu LifeBook U820
Intel Atom Processor Z530
1GB DDR2 533 MHz SDRAM
Webcam
Fingerprint Sensor
60GB/120GB HDD
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth
Built-in GPS receiver and integrated Garmin Mobile PC
SD & CF card slot
1 x USB 2.0 port
4-cell 5800mAh battery
Windows Vista Home Premium

Weighs only 1.32lbs (0.6kg). This rig (with the Garmin Mobile PC) can practically serve as a fully-functional GPS navigation system in your car. Too bad it costs a bit on the expensive side — starting price is $999.

Abe Olandres

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10 Comments

saman iran 0098-0121 2264862 says:

15 years ago

i shoing this laptop you can post to iran 0098-0121 2264862
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saman iran says:

15 years ago

i from iran i shoping this laptop you post to iran
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jazzy says:

16 years ago

pricey but worth it….it is more high tech than garmin gps receiver which i hink is priced at 40k, is it available locally?
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the philippine island says:

16 years ago

nice technology!
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crestfallen says:

16 years ago

i’ve seen this in singapore! it’s sooo small! it’s like a psp! pricey!
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Eizan says:

16 years ago

Aw, only one USB port. :(
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jazzy says:

16 years ago

where can i buy thing thing…
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miller says:

16 years ago

now you would never get lost owning this, but the hefty price tag comes no surprise coming from fujitsu, though i wonder if its manufactured still in JP or CN?
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Lucien Dominick G. Tiojanco says:

16 years ago

I can see that it uses Intel Atom Z530 which is even more power efficient than the usual N270 most netbooks used. What’s even more power efficient is the chipset I assume it’s fitted with.
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