Earlier this month, Fujitsu has introduced its new LifeBook UH900, a mini PC multi-touch training 5.6 inches at 500 grams on Intel Menlow platform and Windows 7. The Fujitstu Lifebook UH900 is architected around Silverthorne Atom processor Z530 (1.6 GHz) with 2 GB of RAM, a disc of 62 GB SSD, a 5.6 inch screen multi-touch HD WXGA bright 300nits of a resolution of 1366 × 768, with a webcam and microphone interfaces Bluetooth and 3G +.
Fujitstu Lifebook UH900 weighs 500 grams, measuring 204 x 106.5 x 23.8 mm and runs under Windows 7. An optical trackpoint is present in the upper right of the keyboard and buttons are the ones located on the left. It is designed for use with both hands.
The of Fujitstu Lifebook UH900 keyboard takes almost the entire width of the chassis which is not true of the screen. One also wonders if the view is nice with a resolution still very high on a slab so small to be registered by sunlight readable despite its brilliant treatment. An eco button is present to offer a maximum range of 3 hours, which is rather disappointing for a mobile device.
The price and the rest of the configuration Fujitstu Lifebook UH900 announced Mocha Black (black), Fiery Red (red) and Vintage Gold (gold) should be known in the month by the end of January 2010.
