Fujitsu P1610 mini-Tablet available for pre-order
I just got word that the Fujitsu P1610 mini-Tablet PC is now available for pre-order from J&R. The P1610 is still not showing on the Fujitsu site but the folks at J&R are quoting a ship date of November 7. The price for the P1610 is $1799 for the following specs:
Includes: 2600 mAh Lithium-Ion battery, AC adapter, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005, Office OneNote 2003, Google Picasa, Norton Internet Security 2006, and more.
Intel Core Solo Processor Ultra Low Voltage U1400 (1.2GHz)
2MB of L2 Cache
533MHz FSB
8.9″ WXGA Indoor/Outdoor Touchscreen Display
512MB of DDR2 533MHz SDRAM
60GB PATA 100 4200RPM HDD
Shock-Mounted and Shock Sensor Enabled
Integrated Atheros Super AG 801.11a/b/g Wi-Fi Wireless Network Adapter
Integrated 56K V.90 Modem
Integrated Bluetooth 2.0 Support
Integrated Fingerprint Sensor and BIOS-enabled for Computrace/LoJack Theft Recovery System (service subscription required)
Ports – 2 USB 2.0, 1 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet, 1 Headphone, 1 Microphone, and 1 VGA Out
Kensington Lock Slot
One Type I/II PCMCIA Card Slot (32-bit PC Cardbus architecture)
One SD Card Slot
Unit Dimensions – 9.13″ (w) x 6.57″ (d) x 1.46″ (h)
Unit Weight – 2.2 lbs.
The P1610 sports an 8.9” touchscreen with palm rejection technology making it possible to control the interface with your fingers yet allows resting the palm on the screen for handwriting without vectoring. The inclusion of the PC Card slot makes me think long and hard about this mini-Tablet. Yowza!
(via Josh Hall)
Related research and analysis from GigaOM Pro:
Subscriber content. Sign up for a free trial.
Yum..
Very expensive.
6 months ago I made the jump to a P1510D and I’ve never regreted it. The PCM card slot, marginal processor upgrade and 60 GB HD drive isn’t enough to consider upgrading at this point but when they go core 2 Duo with 1GB RAM standard I’ll be the first on their pre-order list! :-)
I’ve been pretty happy with my P1510 ever since i bought it.
Seeing the new P1610
The PCMCIA adds functionality to make it more mobile
Having gigabit is a bit unexpected since its a mobile device
Jumping to DDR2 somewhat makes me envy
I have to agree with ignar, if it was Core 2 or Dual core with 1 Gb of RAM I would gladly give away my P1510.
I’m curious about its graphics capability, I was hoping they would add a graphics card,that would be awesome.
Squeezing in an optical drive is far beyond our dreams…
I wish they added S-Video…
Increasing the HDD RPM to 5400 or 7200 would be nice..
Otherwise having a HDD run at 4200 RPM with 512GB 533Mhz DDR2 of RAM is a bottleneck.
I’ve been pretty happy with my P1510 ever since i bought it.
Seeing the new P1610
The PCMCIA adds functionality to make it more mobile
Having gigabit is a bit unexpected since its a mobile device
Jumping to DDR2 somewhat makes me envy
I have to agree with ignar, if it was Core 2 or Dual core with 1 Gb of RAM I would gladly give away my P1510.
I’m curious about its graphics capability, I was hoping they would add a graphics card,that would be awesome.
Squeezing in an optical drive is far beyond our dreams…
I wish they added S-Video…
Increasing the HDD RPM to 5400 or 7200 would be nice..
Otherwise having a HDD run at 4200 RPM with 512GB 533Mhz DDR2 of RAM is a bottleneck.