Fujitsu unveils the T2010 and N6460

Reuben Lee | Jun 28, 2007

At Fujitsu's recent launch event at Vivocity in Singapore, the Japanese PC maker also offered journalists sneak previews of two of its upcoming notebooks, the LifeBook T2010 and LifeBook N6460.

The LifeBook T2010 (left image below), which is expected to sport one of the brightest displays for a convertible tablet PC, will make its debut in August. The 1.5kg T2010 will also come with a 12.1-inch screen with bi-directional swivel, Bluetooth and fingerprint sensor, though it seems there will not be an onboard Webcam. It will be running on the Santa Rosa platform.

The Lifebook N6460 (right image below) will be targeted at the multimedia-centric users with its large 17-inch widescreen display, dual onboard hard drives (for up to 500GB of storage) and, get this, Blu-ray optical drive. From the demo unit at launch, the machine will also feature a full-sized QWERTY keyboard, fingerprint sensor and ATI graphics chipset. It is also expected to be available in August this year.

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