Fujitsu Lifebook T4220 Latest Convertible Tablet

Fujitsu LifeBook T4220 is a travel-friendly convertible PC. The newest addition with the line of LifeBook collects the advantages of the technology of the second generation of processor of Centrino of Intel (code name Santa Rosa), but its life of battery on the left wanting us more.

Equipped in a smooth black-and-silver completion, LifeBook T4220 weighs 4.3 handy books and is 1.5 inch of thickness, thus you can transport it around without putting too much constraint on your back or arm. Under the black lid rests a display crunching of 12.1 inches with an indigenous resolution of 1024 X 768 Pixel (a display of SXGA+ is also an option). The angles of viewing were good around on this screen, and the representation of color was superb. If you will use this tablet outside, however, you can want to choose the daylight-readable screen ($150), because the liquid crystal display of standard interior is difficult to read the direct sunlight inside.

The display is assembled on a bidirectional mechanism of swivel, making it easy to twist the screen in one or the other direction and to downwards fold it for the use as tablet. You flip the bolt of lid to fix the screen while in mode of tablet. An integrated probe automatically adjusts the image of screen of the portrait on the mode of landscape, according to the orientation of the system.

Fujitsu Lifebook T4220 specification:
CPU: 2.2-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7500
Operating System: Windows Vista Business
RAM/Expandable to: 2GB/4GB
Hard Drive/Speed: 120GB/5,400 rpm
Optical Drive: 8X DVD+R DL
Display/Resolution: 12.1 inches/1024 x 768
Graphics/Video Memory: Intel GMA X3100/358MB
Wireless Networking: 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth
Ports: Three USB 2.0, VGA, Ethernet, modem, IR, headphone, 2X mic, docking connector
PC Card slots: Type II
Card Slots: Type II PC Card, 3-in-1 memory card reader, SmartCard
Weight: 4.3 pounds
Size: 11.7 x 9.6 x 1.5 inches
Warranty/Support: One-year parts

LifeBook T4220 is based on new the express of Intel 965 mobiles, which provides the increased visual courtesy of execution of the controller of graphs of the GMA X3100 of Intel and clear visual technology. After having put fire to the top of our Nemo of conclusion DVD, we were very impressed quality of image; the smooth and clean film seemed without the apparent worked objects, and the colors seemed to jump in addition to screen. With a score 3DMark03 of 1.743, the probable fight of will of LifeBook with the majority of the plays high 3D at end but did not have any problem with the air interface of Vista.

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