Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook Q2010 [Q2010-WBU2]

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Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook Q2010

PN: Q2010-WBU2 | Processor - Type: Intel Core Solo U1400, Memory: 1024 MB, Screen - Size: 13.3 inch, Screen - Resolution: 1280x800, Hard disk - Capacity: 60 GB, Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005

General
Brand	Fujitsu Siemens
Product name	Lifebook Q2010
Product code	Q2010-WBU2
Tested by HWI
Release date	09/11/2006
Price (min. / avg.)	-

Specifications
Processor - Type: Intel Core Solo U1400 , Memory: 1024 MB , Screen - Size: 13.3 inch , Screen - Resolution: 1280x800 , Hard disk - Capacity: 60 GB , Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
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Reviews
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General
Brand	Fujitsu Siemens
Product name	Lifebook Q2010
Product code	Q2010-WBU2
Tested by	Frank Everaardt
Processor / Chipset / Memory
Processor - Type	Intel Core Solo U1400
Processor - Clock frequency	1.2 GHz
Processor - Frontside bus	533 MHz
Chipset - North bridge	Intel 945GMS
Memory	1024 MB
Memory type	DDR2
SODIMM slots	1
Available SODIMM slots	0
Graphics
Video memory - Shared / Discrete	Shared
Dual view
Screen - Size	13.3 inch
Screen - Resolution	1280x800
Screen - Aspect ratio	16:10
TV output
DVI output
VGA output
HDMI output
Storage
Hard disk - Type	Toshiba MK6006GAH
Hard disk - Capacity	60 GB
Hard disk - Rotation speed	4200 rpm
Connectivity
LAN - Speed	1000 Mbit/s
WLAN - Standard	802.11g
WLAN - Speed	54 Mbit/s
Modem
Bluetooth
Infrared
HDPDA/UMTS
Audio
Codec type	HDA
Channels	7.1
Connectors
PC Card Type II	0
ExpressCard
Smartcard
USB 2.0	2
FireWire - 6-pin (FW400)	0
FireWire - 4-pin (Mini)	1
Card reader - CF
Card reader - SD
Card reader - MS
Card reader - XD
Docking station connector
TPM	1.2
Other
Built-in webcam
Webcam resolution	0
TV tuner analog
TV tuner DVB-T
Fingerprint reader
Battery - Voltage	10.8 V
Battery - Capacity	5200 mAh
Battery 2 - Voltage	10.8 V
Battery 2 - Capacity	1150 mAh
Weight - Incl. battery	1.2 kg
Weight - Incl. battery 2	1 kg
Weight - Excl. battery	0.9 kg
Dimensions - Width	29.2 cm
Dimension - Depth	21.8 cm
Dimensions - Height	2.1 cm
Bundled extra's	Dockingstation
Operating system	Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
Other software
Benchmarks (Windows XP) < 2007
3DMark 2001 SE	3936
3DMark03	704
3DMark05	315
3DMark06	82
PCMark04 - System	2262
PCMark04 - CPU	2397
PCMark04 - Memory	2727
PCMark04 - Graphics	795
PCMark04 - HDD	2421
PCMark05 - System	1303
PCMark05 - CPU	2000
PCMark05 - Memory	1857
PCMark05 - Graphics	508
PCMark05 - HDD	2164
Mobile Mark 2002 - Productivity - Performance	152
Mobile Mark 2002 - Productivity - Battery Life	211 min.
Mobile Mark 2002 - Reader - Battery Life	253 min.
Mobile Mark 2002 - Productivity - Performance	0
Mobile Mark 2002 - Productivity -Battery Life	0
Mobile Mark 2002 - Reader - Battery Life	50 min.

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