LIFEBOOK T900 - INTEL - CORE I5 - 520M - 2.4 GHZ - DDR3 SDRAM - 2 GB - SERIAL AT | 
 enlarge | Brand: Fujitsu
Category: CE
List Price: $1,989.00
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 67242
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Operating System: Windows 7 Professional 32-bit
Processors: 1
System Memory: 2048
Memory Type: DIMM
Hard Drive Size: 160
Native Resolution: 1280x800
Includes Software: Microsoft Office Professional 2007 60-Day TrialAdobe Acrobat ReaderNorton Internet Security 2009 (60-day free trial)CyberLink PowerDirector (Windows 7 systems only)Roxio CreatorFujitsu Touch Launcher (Windows 7 dual digitizer models only)Fujitsu Driver Update utilityOmniPass Fingerprint applicationMicrosoft Touch Pack (Windows 7 with dual digitizer models only)Microsoft Office OneNote 2007
Display Size: 13.30
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.8
Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 12.6 x 1.5
MPN: FPCM11762
UPC: 611343087193
EAN: 0611343087193
ASIN: B0039S487G
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Primary InformationProcessor Type : Core i5 Processor Manufacturer : Intel Processor Clock Speed : 2.4 GHz Hard Drive Capacity : | | • | 160 GB Hard Drive Type : Internal Input Device Type : Keyboard; Touchpad; Digitizer Header / Model | | • | LIFEBOOK T900 Features : Dedicated Smart Card slot |
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Product Description
Core i5-520M 2.4 GHz, 13.3" Dual Digitizer Screen, 1280x800, 160 GB HDD, 2048 MB RAM, DVD-Multiburner, 802.11a/b/g/n wireless, 10/100/1000 Ethernet, Bluetooth, Windows 7 Professional 32-bit, 4.78 lbs, 1 year Warranty, Dual Digitizer, Microsoft Office OneNote 2007, Camera, Spill-resistant Keyboard, Intel Adavnced-N 6200 WLAN, Fingerprint, TPM, Indoor Screen, High-Capacity Battery
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| Customer Reviews:
 A great mid-range tablet with a few drawbacks June 23, 2010
K. Z. Mahon (Roulette, PA)
This is a great tablet for the money, but being that the economy is the way it is, or maybe you're just thrifty like me, I suggest buying this used or refurbished if you can get it.
The portability, Wacom drivers, and Windows 7 make this a joy to use. My only real problems are that:
1) The speakers are beneath the LCD frame, which muffles the sound both when used as a tablet and a laptop. This can be remedied by using headphones, but is still a minor/moderate annoyance if you aren't used to wearing headphones. Most people have iPods, so you may be attuned to it, but I stream all of my music and personally don't.
2) You can rotate the desktop to fit the LCD in tablet mode; however, it only wants to stay 90 degrees in portrait, or landscape default - if you rotate it 270 degrees, and then turn the tablet itself so that the ports are on the top and the Fujitsu logo is upside-down, it always auto-corrects to portrait for tablet mode.
This may bother you if you wish to have cables plugged in while using the tablet in landscape mode, as you can't tuck the cables out of the way near the top, but instead have to have them near the bottom of the LCD in your arm's way..
However, would I recommend this tablet nonetheless? Sure...if you get it used online. I paid a little more than $1450 shipped on a certain e-site ;) shop around.
 A fine tablet March 31, 2010
A. Galloway (Atlanta GA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have had my T900 for 3 weeks now and I think it is a really fine piece of equipment. The screen is brite and crisp with only a sligt grain added by the touch screen. The screen is so bright that I use it at 50% almost exclusively and it is bright enough to easily fight all but direct sunlight. As a laptop it is pretty standard stuff. But once you add the touch screen, this is just great. Movies and pictures display in rich color with no distracting artifacts.
The battery life is great at around 5 hours with the wireless on and the lamp around 30%. It feels solid and carrys very well in one hand. A minus is the speakers which can berely be heard even if on full blast. I find them good only for emergency use and Windows sounds. As to the other things standard to laptops, the keyboard, camera, buton layout and touchpad are all on the better than average to very good side. I do think the VGA plug sucks and it should be DVI or HDMI. I simply don't understand that decision at this price.
It is very hard not to love this machine as the pros more than outweight the cons. I miss my 17" LCD laptop, but I simply love this touch screen too much to complain. I got the multi-touch screen so I can use a finger or the pen. I use both a lot.
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