Fujitsu Lifebook T4310 - Multitouch Tablet @ ShowStoppers IFA 2009

[georgenator999]

this computer is so shit fujitsu should of stuck with air conditioners

i had to get it for school

[Mrwoodranger]

and what about video card?

und was ist mit Video-Karte?

[IXIANAR]

Sind Kameras auf der IFA erlaubt?

[NewGadgetsDE]

@IXIANAR Weiß ich nicht, denke mal schon :)

[TheSDcard]

was is jetz besser ? acer aspire 1420p /1820p oder das Fujitsu t4310?

[henrydelevaux]

multitouch= inutile

[StormBringer44]

What a high level of ingenuity, and yes affordable for someone like me! :D

[aidanpomper]

ALTHOUGH A GREAT LAPTOP MINE WAS DEFFECTIVE... powered down whenever i moved the screen more than a few inches.

[zeo51]

one of my teachers just got this im soooooooooo jealous i need this,and does anybody know any good artist/design software i could get for this?

[blazinhomo]

what model is this?

[GamerX000000]

T4310

[FujitsuTS]

glad to see you had fun with our products at IFA. cheers

[jujuel]

@FujitsuTS yes may be but i had a lot of problem in my lifebook u2010 regarding the wifi connection they are too weak... :(

[walid5678]

Good job Fujitsu

Yesterday , Fujitsu was one step-backward away from othet tablet manufacturers like hp or Dell concerning multitouch technoloy, But today .. it is getting forward , away enough to compete itself .

But pleaase Fujitsu , never add this option ON the expense of the processor type like hp w/ AMD in touchsmart tx2.... Just keep intel inside

[exilius333]

Huh? Fujitsu has always been ahead of the game. They had the first GPS-everything-ultra mobile pc that supported business apps on windows (e.g. U810, U820)... they had the first touch screen ultra-mobile laptop in ~2002! They were the first company to produce consumer tablet PC's which was explained by Microsoft when XP was released. In fact, they were the first company to use Solid State technology in a consumer laptop. You really shouldn't talk about things beyond your know-ledge.

[exilius333]

I dare you to name one company that has produced a multi-touch LAPTOP other than Fujitsu, before Fujitsu.

[ricktheroll1]

@exilius333 ibm/lenovo