New Fujitsu Lifebook P5000 series - possibly with DVD-R/RW

[manko]

The Fujitsu P5000 is already out in Japan (as the Loox T series) and should be out in the US soon. It's an ultra-portable Centrino using the 900Mhz Pentium M. One of the Japanese models (the black Loox T90D) comes with a DVD-R/RW multidrive, which I think makes it the smallest machine with a DVD burner. (Unfortunately, I'm not sure when or if the DVD-R/RW will be available in the US.) Replacing the Multibay optical drive with a battery gives up to 10.8 hours battery life.

- Intel M-900MHz ULV
- 1MB L2 cache, 400MHz system bus speed, 32bit
- 512MB DDR (512MB Max 1-Slot)
- Vivid 10.6" SXGA TFT Display (1280x768)
- Intel 855GM with up to 64MB UMA (shared graphics memory)
- 60GB Hard Drive
- Touchpad Pointing Device
- Modular DVD & CDRW Drive
- 56K V.90 Global Modem
- 10/100mbps LAN
- 802.11g Broadcom (Wireless LAN)
- USB 2.0
- IEEE 1394 DV (firewire)
- mini-S Video out (with adapter for full-sized S-Video)
- optical digital audio output
- Memory Stick/SD & Compact Flash Slots
- Silver Magnesium Encasing
- Windows XP Home
- 10.27¡¦x 7.80¡¦x 1.55¡¦ 3.85lbs

Fujitsu US site P5000

Laptopsinc.com "shipping May 26"

Fujitsu Japan Loox T series (in Japanese)

search the Fujitsu P Series Forums for more info

 

[crabbyman]

OOOOOooooooooooooooooooooo! I want it! 😀

 

[deejayshakur]

wow, 10.6'' sxga? i can't even find any decent 14.1'' sxga+ laptops, save the 600m

 

[UltraWide]

Looks good except for the dang IGP!! When will they just use R9000??

 

[manko]

Fujitsu LifeBook P5010 Hardware Zone review

The LifeBook P5010 is arguably Fujitsu's most beautiful creation to date and a vastly superior cousin than its P-Series predecessors. The P-Series have always been a class of its own, but in the new P5010 we can just see what the Centrino Mobile Technology is capable of - having thin & small notebooks that does not compromise on performance.

 

[crabbyman]

Thanks for the info/update. I am really interested in these sucka's!

 

[Draco]

I was just reading about this model. This thing owns. Magnesium case, widescreen, so compact! And it has a burner built-in! mmmmm