Fujitsu LifeBook MH380 Netbook

Fujitsu’s newest netbook, the 10-inch MH380, was broadcast two weeks before CES, but this night was the first time we got to glimpse it in the wild. Amid all the company’s new laptops, numerous of which have the identical staid, buttoned-up gaze that Fujitsu’s had for years, the MH380 stood out, not just because we’re netbook persons, but because of its glossy red complete and flat very dark keyboard (as are against to the pillowy white keys we’re utilised to glimpsing on Fujitsu laptops).

The netbook, which charges $449, has the identical specs as every other issued recently: Windows 7 Starter Edition, Intel’s new Atom N450 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, a 10.1-inch brandish with 1366 x 768 tenacity, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a webcam. Its heaviness of 2.97 pounds is attractive usual for a netbook.

As it turns out, we admired the gaze of the MH380 more than the feel. On the one hand, the red glossy complete is a astonishing, up to date rotate for Fujitsu, as are the steel accents. Then afresh, the top choices up fingerprints attractive easily. Inside, we like the gaze of the keyboard, whereas the touchpad and twin buttons are much to small. The cause the touchpad is so cramped is that besides it there’s a circular groove in the palm rest that’s intended just for scrolling through Web sheets, a characteristic that Fujitsu states is perfect for persons who desire to puruse content on internet without really clicking. Personally, we would much rather have glimpsed a bigger touchpad with an incorporated (and not-too-sensitive) feel strip. Instead, there are two feel compartments and yet, the client doesn’t gain anything.

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