To make way for the new Fujitsu Lifebook TH700, we are having a special run out of the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310. The T4310 is perfect for budget conscious students who want to take digital notes in classes and lectures on their laptop, so we have set our remaining stock aside to help out students.

If you are a student, or you have a student in the family then you are entitled to take advantage of this special offer while stocks last.

About the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310:

• Includes the high-end Wacom Multi-Touch Screen with Active Digitizer Pen (Pressure sensitive for use with Photoshop and others)
• Superb display with wide viewing angles
• Uses the Intel Core 2 Duo T series high performance processor
• Perfect for taking notes with Microsoft Office OneNote.

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Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 With Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010

RRP $2099

$1680 Including GST while limited stocks last.

Call 03 9012 6602 or email us at: info@tabletpc.com.au

Tech Specs:

Display: Excellent 12.1" screen (WXGA – 1280×800 resolution) with Wacom Active Digitizer and Multi-touch screen – perfect for note taking

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ T6600 2.2GHz – Runs windows 7 beautifully

Storage: 320GB SATA Hard Drive

Memory: 2GB RAM – We can upgrade this for you to 4Gb for an extra $99

Warranty: 1 year Parts and Labour

With a whole range of new Tablet PCs like the Motion Computing J3500, F5v and the Fujitsu T900 all offering the choice of either Intel Core i7 or Intel Core i5 processors, you might wonder which one do you choose?

Jamie Balfour of Fort William in Scotland has a good explanation for you:

One point to bear in mind is that Jamie is talking about the desktop version of the i7 and i5 processors which have four processing cores. The ultra mobile versions of the Intel Core processors that are found in Tablet PCs currently are designed to conserve power and have 2 cores, but the principle is still the same.

Price is always a factor when choosing a processor for your Tablet PC. The price on the Motion Computing J3500 varies only about $200 between the Core i7 and Core i5 models. Our general recommendation (like Jamie’s) is to go for the i7 models. There are two reasons for that:

1. Nobody wants a slow computer! It’s worth going for a higher spec when the price is right.
2. Rugged Tablets like the Motion J3500 and F5v are an investment that you expect to be with you for at least 3 years, so it is worth ensuring that they will still be performing well in 3 years time. Going with the i7 now will future proof your investment.

That said, the performance difference between the Intel Core i7 and Core i5 pales into insignificance when you compare it to an Intel Atom processor – like you would find in most netbooks and UMPCs. Our next post will address the difference between the Intel Atom and the Intel Core i7.

We recently spent some time with the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 convertible Tablet PC. Fujitsu have a long history of Tablet PCs, and the Fujitsu T4310 introduces Multi-Touch for the first time.

The T4310 is one of the most versatile convertibles around, and it comes with Windows 7 professional which certainly makes your Tablet PC experience far more powerful.

Take a look at the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 Multi-Touch Convertible Tablet PC video review below.

For more information contact us on 03 9012 6602 or via our website.

We had a great time with the Fujitsu T4310 recently, right up until the point where we broke the screen :-0… but that’s another story!

What we really loved is how zippy and responsive the multi-touch screen is. So we took a video of a number of Windows 7 multi-touch goodies including:

• Microsoft Collage – This really shows how smooth and slick Multi-Touch applications can be under Windows 7
• Microsoft Virtual Earth – Another touch goody from the Microsoft Surface team, included in the Windows 7 Touch Pack – Very fast app as you’ll see
• Multi-Touch typing on the virtual keyboard of the Tablet PC Input Panel
• Handwriting Recognition – The best kept secret of Windows
• Touch web browsing.

The Fujitsu T4310 is an absolute pleasure to use. It has a very fast Intel Core 2 Duo processor, but it also has a great 5+ hour battery life.

Take a look at the video here:

Engadget gave the new Fujitsu T4310 a great review, not for its looks, but for its great multi-touch tablet experience with Windows 7.

The key feature for really useful and functional touch Tablet PCs is the inclusion of both the Wacom Active Digitizer Pen and the capacitive touch screen. The T4310 is one of the many new Windows Tablet PCs that include both!

A touch screen on its own makes for a very limited Tablet PC experience.

Navigating web pages and opening programs is a dream with touch under Windows 7. On the other hand handwriting recognition, sketching and note taking are completely impractical with touch.

So the inclusion of the pen gives you both the convenience of touch and the note taking and sketching functionality of the accurate digitizer pen.

Take a look at the Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 in this video below:

We’ve had a great time playing with the new multi-touch Fujitsu T4310 over the summer. The combination of windows 7, Office 2010 (currently in beta) and multi-touch just rocks!

The first Fujitsu tablet to come out with multi-touch was the T4310, and it has now been followed up by the T900, the replacement for the beefy T5010 Tablet PC. Fujitsu continue to innovate with pen and touch computing and are one of the clear leaders in the Tablet PC field.

The following user give a good demonstration of the T4310. Although this user points out a couple of the shortfalls of the product, he still gives it a big thumbs up… And so do we.

Part 2 in particular shows how the capacitive touch screen works with OneNote 2010. It makes navigating your workspace super easy!

You won’t find a better demonstration of the combination of digitiser pen and touch. As you will see in this video, touch nicely augments the functionality of the pen.

Touch does not eliminate the need for the pen however, and as you’ll see a digitizer pen is pretty essential for serious Windows based tablets.

Call us on 03 9012 6602 for more info on Fujitsu Tablet PCs.