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Fujitsu unveils its 2 new LifeBook Notebooks S6520 and A6210 in the market of Korea, which are powered by nex-gen Intel Centrino 2 processor technology and it’s presenting improved performance and long-lasting battery life.

Ideal for advanced users and those users who want sophisticated style and desktop performance on the go, the superior LifeBook A6210 notebook features a trendy high-gloss black lid, faster E-SATA port, wireless USB, bright 15.4-inch LCD display, and a new gesture-enabled touchpad that allow users to control lots of functions though easy finger movements for an enhanced interactive knowledge.

With 1.88kilogram, the ultra-mobile Fujitsu LifeBook S6520 notebook equipped a 14.1-inch big screen Crystal View display included backlight LED.

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The Gateway MT6451 is one of Gateway’s entry level sell edition from their M series notebook line. While it comes in at a budget value point of $699, it set a remarkable set of features and a huge build quality that you would imagine at a top value point.

This laptop was a substitute for my Gateway Solo 9550 which ruined right before Christmas. Based on the knowledge I had with that laptop I was nearly optimistic that my next one would also be a Gateway. The earlier laptop was a workhorse. I had it for almost
5 years and it ran like a winner and I never had to send it in for check or warranty repair. This cute much resolute the make I was going to get but I had to choose which mechanism I would get in: Intel or AMD? I explore the Tryon 64 X2 vs. the Core 2 Duo and of path the Core 2 beats the Turion hands down in benchmarking but more significant to me was cost.

Specs for MT6451:

AMD Turion 64 X2 Mobile machinery TL-50 1.6GHz
Windows Vista Home Premium
15.4-inch Ultra bright WXGA TFT display with Max Resolution of 1280×800
ATI Radeon Xpress 1150M
1GB DDR2 667MHz Dual Channel memory, up gradable to 2GB’s
120GB PATA 4500RPM hard drive
8X Multi-format double layer DVD/RW
6-in-1 Media card reader