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Fujitsu has introduced six new LifeBook notebook and convertible tablet computers based on Intel’s just-released Centrino 2 platform, offering a selection of larger displays and one unit with a gesture-enabled touchpad.

“With Intel Centrino 2 processor technology and our commitment to quality and customer service, our customers are assured of getting exceptional value and performance, whether they are consumers looking to combine mobility and great entertainment, mobile professionals looking for maximum productivity, or organizations, such as those in education, healthcare, and government, that demand high performance and high quality on limited budgets,” said Fujitsu senior director of mobile product management Paul Moore, in a statement.  Read more...

Fujitsu keeps rolling out new LifeBook configurations, today announcing a new LifeBook S6510 ultra-portable notebook, featuring 14-inch widescreen display and thinner, lighter components bringing the unit’s total weight down to 3.7 pounds.

“Fujitsu is known for delivering cutting edge mobile computers and is focused on providing solutions for everyday use that can pass the test of the traveling executive,” said Fujitsu’s director of mobile product marketing Paul Moore, in a statement. “The LifeBook S6510 notebook delivers maximum display real estate in an exceedingly small footprint and eliminates the need to compromise weight for the advantages of a full-sized screen.”

Computer maker Fujitsu has been on a roll with sub-$1,000 notebooks lately, first with the LifeBook V1010 early last month, then the LifeBook A61110 a couple weeks later. The company’s latest sub-$1,000 offering is the LifeBook S7211, offering a 14-inch display, a slim profile, a total weight of just 5.2 pounds, and a base price of $899.

"With the LifeBook S7211 notebook, Fujitsu delivers a high-quality thin-and-light notebook at a reasonable price," said Fujitsu’s senior director of mobile product marketing Paul Moore, in a release. "For small and medium businesses with a close eye on budget, the LifeBook S7211 notebook provides the performance they desire, a feature set that meets their business requirements and the reliability that is essential."

Computer and consumer electronics manufacturer Fujitsu today introduced three new editions to its LifeBook line of desktop-replacement multimedia notebook computers. offering Core 2 Duo processors, serious screen real estate, big storage options, and even an HD DVD player.

Fujitsu earlier this week introduced three new laptops targeted towards corporate and mobile enterprises solutions. The LifeBook E8210 will be available in May with a starting price of $1,249, while the LifeBook S7110 and LifeBook E8110 are available now for starting prices of $1,449 and $1,249 respectively.

The three new notebooks, said Fujitsu, have, depending upon the configuration, features in common like Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology, magnesium-alloy casings, spill-resistant keyboards, shock-mounted hard drives, multiple layers of security, Gigabit Ethernet and integrated Wi-Fi. The LifeBook E8210 sports a 15.4