May
5
Fujitsu LifeBook P8010 Review
Filed Under Electronic News, Fujitsu Notebook, Mobile Devices, Notebook Review, Technology Review, mobile computer
The Fujitsu LIFEBOOK P8010, priced between these two systems, but not about the sexiness of the former and the full-size keyboard and mobile broadband services of the latter, but it offers good battery life and performance good enough for Road Warriors.
Fujitsu Lifebook P8010 Design
In only 3 pounds and 1.1 inches in its thinnest point (and 1.4 inch in its thickest), the P8010 is relatively Chunky but its magnesium-alloy chassis feels wonderfully easy. The design is also a nice upgrade from his predecessor, the Lifebook P7230. The glossy black lid looks sleek but not easily pick up fingerprints. Below you will find a suitable piano black bezel with a matte black keyboard and silver palm rests. In addition to the power button, two small speakers and four start-buttons are above the keyboard. This introduction of the Fujitsu Support Center, which is a manual, a link to a support site, and a diagnostic program; Fujitsu energy-saving mode utility that allows users to switch to energy-saving mode mode with a push of a button; Fujitsu Display Manager, You can with the resolution and the standard Web browser.
Although the LIFEBOOK P8010 keyboard seemed to have less flex than others Fujitsu, we’ve tested, it is tight, even for those with slender fingers. On the bright side, touch the keys were quiet and tactile, and the touchpad was smooth and accurate.
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