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For mobile professionals who want to forget theyre even carrying a tablet-convertible notebook, the P1620 is a valid candidate. Its not perfect, but it has enough features to be a useful office productivity tool while on the road.

Tablet-convertible notebook, runs cool and is very quiet, very light...

Can be difficult to type on, temporary image retention was noticed, no optical drive The Final Word For mobile professionals who want to forget theyre even carrying a tablet-convertible notebook, the P1620 is a valid candidate. Its not perfect, but i...

For mobile professionals who want to forget theyre even carrying a tablet-convertible notebook, the P1620 is a valid candidate. Its not perfect, but it has enough features to be a useful office productivity tool while on the road.
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Fujitsu’s much improved mini-convertible offers better performance, a brighter display, and the endurance and security field workers need.

Compact design, Very good battery life, Brighter display with more contrast, New faster processor, Can lock down I/O ports...

Insecure lid latch, High resolution for screen size...

The Fujitsu LifeBook P1620 packs more than enough functionality and usability to justify paying more than two grand. Consumers interested in a tiny tablet on a budget should probably gravitate toward the $999 LifeBook U810—provided you’re will...
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Fujitsus latest attempt to satisfy both ends of the power/portability spectrum, the LifeBook P1620, offers a middle ground between the companys bulkier LifeBook T2010 and the diminutive LifeBook U810. Ultimately, though, this ultraportable...

Compact, sturdy design; easy-to-use swivel screen; accurate touch screen; good handwriting recognition...

Expensive; poor performance; mediocre battery life; no internal optical drive, FireWire port, or Webcam; washed-out display...

Fujitsus new ultraportable tablet, the LifeBook P1620, is supposed to be a step up from the P1610. But even a new Core 2 Duo processor cant make up for persistent battery and performance issues...
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Although the Fujitsu Lifebook P1620 and Macbook Air aren’t marketed as direct competitors with each other, their light weight and convenient sizes certainly encourage comparison. In the final analysis, the Fujitsu Lifebook P1620 is, to our eyes, a mor...
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Fujitsu has a long history of offering tiny little pen-enabled notebook(let)s that are intriguing alternatives to larger, heavier laptops, especially for those who spend a lot of time on the road. The latest iteration, the LifeBook P1620, is an update...
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