Blessings come in small packages – especially if you are into the latest fad called tokidoki. (And let’s be honest: if you are into the goofy anime characters from Japan, you will probably not be attending any business meetings this decade anyway, so power and size are not huge factors.)
Fujitsu, a company that has long trailed behind the Dell and HP dynamos in recent years, is expanding into unheralded markets. The first venture: a palm-sized mini laptop that runs Windows Vista, uses a stylus for both a laptop mode or tablet mode, and has a limited edition screen print of tokidoki characters on the lid. The U820 is a remarkable device: it’s fast, has a unique design, and runs just about any app you care to try at that subnotebook size.
