craig mathias
Principal

Fujitsu LifeBook T2010 tablet PC

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Nov 19, 20072 mins

Fujitsu PCs have been reliable and a good value, and the T2010 is no exception – it’s sleek, functional, and easy to use.

Cool Yule rating: 3 stars $1,909 to $2,309Description: I have owned a number of Fujitsu PCs over the years, and I’ve always found them to be reliable and a good value. The T2010 is no exception – it’s sleek, functional, and easy to use. The pen need not touch the screen to be used as a mouse, and, while tablet functionality isn’t a requirement for everyone, it’s nice to be able to sketch a drawing without having to scan it later.

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A track stick is provided if you don’t want to use the pen, and the T2010 has all of the ports and connectors you’d want, including SD/Memory Stick and Smart Card slots, although we might quibble that it lacks an ExpressCard slot and WLAN is an option (though our review unit came with an 801.11a/g/n adapter, and the 802.11n was a big plus).

Overall, though, while nothing really stands out here, the T2010 is worth a look if you’re in the market for a Vista-based tablet PC.


craig mathias

Craig J. Mathias is a principal with Farpoint Group, an advisory firm specializing in wireless networking and mobile computing. Founded in 1991, Farpoint Group works with technology developers, manufacturers, carriers and operators, enterprises, and the financial community. Craig is an internationally-recognized industry and technology analyst, consultant, conference speaker, author, columnist, and blogger. He regularly writes for Network World, CIO.com, and TechTarget. Craig holds an Sc.B. degree in Computer Science from Brown University, and is a member of the Society of Sigma Xi and the IEEE.

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