frtTthe most travel- or multimedia-friendly business laptop you can find, but the Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 has classy looks, class-leading application performance, and abundant security features. Together, they make the laptop worth considering for corporate and small-business users.The notebook’s 15.4-inch wide-screen LCD renders sharp, readable text and crisp images at its native 1,680×1,050 resolution. Like the ThinkPad R61’s, the LifeBook’s LCD has a matte finish rather than the increasingly popular glossy one.

Features:-

Processor: 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo T7500
Memory: 2GB DDR2
Storage: 100GB hard drive
Optical Drives: Double-layer DVD±RW
Display: 15.4-inch TFT
Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8400M GS (128MB)
Operating System: Windows Vista Business

Fujitsu Laptop Reviews:-

# Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 Review is take from Computershopper :- This LifeBook offers a solid selection of ports and slots for business users, including four USB ports; a mini-FireWire jack; VGA and S-Video outputs; headphone and mic jacks; a flash-card reader; and ExpressCard, PC Card, and smart-card slots. You even get older serial, parallel, and infrared ports for connecting peripherals. For networking, modem and Gigabit Ethernet jacks are onboard, as well as built-in Bluetooth and 802.11a/g wireless that supports Draft N. You can switch the wireless radios on and off via a convenient toggle switch on the notebook’s front edge.

# Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 Review is take from Reviewgist :- The nice design extends to the Fujitsu LifeBook E8410’s big, readable 15.4in screen, its comfortable keyboard, and its small but easy-to-use touchpad. The notebook’s look is business-dressy, with a black lid and bottom and an off-white keyboard. Our only gripes involve the lack of USB ports on the right side of the notebook and tinny sound of the speakers.

# Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 Review is take from Notebookreview :- The Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 features the latest in processing and graphics technology with the newest Intel Santa Rosa CPU and an nVidia DX10 graphics card for playing the latest games within Vista.  DX10 is especially new to gamers, as it promises more eye-candy and more realistic features and graphics within the gaming environment, which is something DX9 could not do without much more overhead.  The Santa Rosa platform is also new, and introduces several new technologies including a faster FSB for laptops, future support for EFI (the future version of BIOS), support for Turbo Memory (embedded flash memory), and better WiFi and integrated graphics options.        fdse

# Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 Review is take from Zdnetindia :- Fujitsu claims that the main eight-cell 5,200mAh battery delivers up to 5 hours of life, extendable to 8 hours with a second six-cell 3,800mAh unit in the modular optical drive bay. It should be possible to get some serious work done with this laptop away from mains power–although, for a machine that’s likely to spend most of its time on the desk, extended battery life may not be a major priority for many buyers.

# Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 Review is take from Reviews.cnet :- The Fujitsu LifeBook E8410 includes every port a worker could possibly need, including legacy serial and parallel ports for businesses using older or specialized peripherals. The system includes two sets of stacked USB ports, one pair on the laptop’s left edge and one pair on the back; their distribution helps cut down on cord crowding. Built on Intel’s Centrino Pro platform, the LifeBook E8410 includes the latest 802.11a/g/n wireless, but WWAN is conspicuously absent; users who want cellular connectivity will have to rely on a PC Card or ExpressCard radio. Corporate buyers will be pleased to know that the LifeBook E8410 piles on corporate-level security measures, including not only a fingerprint reader but also a smart card slot and an internal Trusted Platform Module.

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