The LG is not bad, but I decided to get the p1620 due to the better battery life, expecting delivery soon!

Have you got a link to Vista SDHC drivers? I’ve only seen XP drivers.

I just ordered the 2GB MicroDimm for my P1610… I already have the SSD and I’d like to have the upgraded CPU in the P1620 but I can’t justify the $2K for a machine configured the way I want when I already have the P1610… also of note for those that are interested… there now seem to be High Capacity SD card drivers available from our buddies over in Japan… I’m going to see if I can read a 6GB SD card tonight… as well as see if ReadyBoost finally works

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The LG has about everything the Fujitsu has except it has a 10″ screen and not that much bigger…

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Fujitsu have a new 2Gb Micro-DIMM module available on the US site as an accessory. They say it’s compatible with the P1610 and the P1620. Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be available anywhere else in the world just yet.

This has been available since Xmas and was discovered around then by someone at leog.net. Everyone there is objecting to the price of the module but hopefully it will come down soon enough and be made available here in Europe (and elsewhere).

According to the product brochures, the differences between the P1620 and P1610 are: 1.2 GHz C2D processor, 2GB RAM, 100GB HDD, enhanced display (no more indoor/outdoor), high def audio, Smart Card ready, data leak software, and magnesium-alloy casing. From the press release it seems the P1620 is targeted at specialized corporate applications like sales force automation and supply chain management. I am interested in seeing how well it meets the needs of more general business users and if it’s worth the price. A system with 2GB RAM, 100GB HDD, 6-cell battery, WLAN and Bluetooth lists for $2,474.

I wonder if the HD uses the same connector (can I move my existing p1610 SSD to the p1620… also are there two RAM slots now or have the gone to a new memory format… I’m not aware of a 2GB 172pin MicroDimm. Doubling RAM and Doubling Memory should make this a much more responsive system

I think we need a review of this unit. It is still a good choice when compared to the HP, it seems
..wiley
NW Houston