Here is the efficient go getter , Fujitsu’s 3G HSPDA; most of its notebooks are likely to feature the same connectivity, together with the ultra-portable Lifebook P1610 tablet PC with entrenched 3G WWAN. Aside from upgraded UMTS / HSPDA connectivity in addition to EDGE / GPRS / GSM and Bluetooth, the Windows Vista-ready P1610 still keeps at bay while the slick Lifebook Q2010 was Fujitsu’s 3G HSPDA all alone leading the way, most of its notebooks will soon feature the same connectivity, including the ultra-portable Lifebook P1610 tablet PC with embedded 3G WWAN. Aside from upgraded UMTS / HSPDA connectivity in addition to EDGE / GPRS / GSM and Bluetooth, the Windows Vista-ready P1610 still keeps previous specs like a 8.9-inch touch-screen LCD, Core Solo processor, 512MB - 1GB of RAM, and 80GB hdd. With a liberal 4-hour battery life, the svelte 2.2-pound tablet just may cause haphazardness among on-the-go specifications like a 8.9-inch touch-screen LCD, Core Solo processor, 512MB - 1GB of RAM, and 80GB hdd. With a generous 4-hour battery life, the svelte 2.2-pound tablet just may cause rage among on-the-go connection-demanding beasts
Via: engadget
