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Since summer is a time when certain companies on the IT market conduct experiments, Fujitsu figured it was time to kick off the “Summer of Speed” program, hence the attention granted to the XG2600 10GbE Ethernet switch.As end-users know by now, Fujitsu deals in a wide variety of products, and this includ... |
18 June 2011
03:40 GMT |
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In the last couple of years, mobile workstations have managed to capture the attention of all the major notebook makers and today we will take a look at one such machine built by Fujitsu, the Celsius H910, which uses Intel's second-generation Core processors and Nvidia's Quadro graphics.Fujitsu has a wide e... |
30 May 2011
13:30 GMT |
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The market of convertible tablets might not be the greatest of segments on the IT industry, but it doesn't seem to be in any danger of disappearing, so the fact that Fujitsu is now selling one of these things isn't too great a shock.Media tablets may be a relatively new product type, but convertible ones h... |
19 May 2011
05:54 GMT |
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It seems that the newest Atom processor to leave Intel's labs has been scoring design wins ever since it came out, with Fujitsu now adding to the list by unveiling the LifeBook TH40/D.Since the Intel Atom Z670 processor came out about a month ago, it is no real surprise to hear that makers of tablets have adopt... |
13 May 2011
05:12 GMT |
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It appears that the new processor that Intel developed for tablets has landed in yet another model, although it will take up to two months for product shipments to actually begin.Regardless of what has been happening on the tablet market, one can say with reasonably little doubt that new and better models are going ... |
4 May 2011
07:21 GMT |
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Those wishing that pico projectors would see some more widespread use need not wait any longer now that Fujitsu decided to sacrifice the spot usually reserved for a certain, more common piece of hardware.Pico projectors are, as the name implies, miniature versions of those hardware components or devices that project... |
22 April 2011
05:35 GMT |
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Many sorts of protection systems exits, but biometric authentication is steadily gaining ground, something that Fujitsu seems to be well aware of, considering its plans for ISC West 2011.Fujitsu is, like so many others, accustomed to dealing in a wide variety of products, and it looks like its most recent efforts ar... |
4 April 2011
07:59 GMT |
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It really looks like there is some serious amount of focus and many resources being invested in the 3D computer and consumer electronics market if Fujitsu came out and started shipping a notebook with this capability.There doesn't seem to be overly much movement on the IT market nowadays, but things aren't... |
29 March 2011
07:21 GMT |
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News regarding Intel's upcoming LGA 1356 and LGA 2011 platforms have been scarce lately, but a recently released Fujitsu roadmap comes to reassure us once more that Intel plans to released the first Sandy Bridge-E processors and compatible motherboards in the forth quarter of 2011.
The platform is listed as R... |
22 March 2011
17:01 GMT |
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With chips based on the ARM architecture getting more and more widespread, Fujitsu decided to enlarge its portfolio, so it entered a license agreement with the company in order to gain access to its IP.Those end-users keeping tabs on the IT market may or may not know that Fujitsu and ARM have been collaborating for ... |
28 February 2011
07:28 GMT |
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Although Fujitsu is gearing up for a CeBIT release (or rather, public showcase) of their STYLISTIC Q550 Slate PC, it seems that the company's decided to offer a full preview of its features about a week earlier, complete with the price point, during a Tokyo event.So, according to Fujitsu, what we're talking... |
24 February 2011
04:14 GMT |
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Fujitsu's introduced quite a few ultra-portable scanners in its ScanSnap series, and now, the company's decided to target offices as well, releasing the brand-new N1800 Network Scanner.The new scanner from Fujitsu offers quite a good level of performance, being able to scan documents at speeds of up to 20 p... |
22 February 2011
09:18 GMT |
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As end-users know, many tablets were released during MWC 2011, but most of them used ARM chips, meaning that Intel's Oak Trail platform is, as of yet, underrepresented, something that Fujitsu seems to want to help remedy. Currently, the NVIDIA Tegra 2 and Qualcomm Snapdragon platforms are among, if not the bes... |
22 February 2011
04:35 GMT |
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Software giant Oracle and Fujitsu, Japan's largest IT vendor, recently announced that the two companies have extended their collaboration in order to build the next generation of UNIX servers, a move that most likely wants to challenge IBM's and HP's position in this field.
The announcement was shor... |
11 February 2011
05:17 GMT |
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Fujitsu has just announced the introduction of a new chip in its Milbeaut series of imaging processors which promises to deliver improved image quality as well as higher continuous shooting speeds to digital cameras as well as camcorders, since the SoC is also Full HD compliant.
Dubbed the MB91696AM, the new image... |
10 February 2011
05:27 GMT |
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While NVIDIA is supposedly adopting a special IC meant to enhance Tegra 2 energy efficiency, Fujitsu has detailed a certain power management IC of its own, one that is aimed at more or less the same sort of mobile products.Not long ago, it was revealed that Wolfson had created a certain processor that could boost th... |
3 February 2011
09:59 GMT |
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Like so many other IT companies, Fujitsu has been working on its very own tablet, and it seems that the Windows 7-loaded device has become the subject of its maker's latest official video. Consumers may remember that, around CES 2011, a few weeks ago, Fujitsu was revealed to have been working on a slate. It w... |
28 January 2011
06:51 GMT |
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The eco friendliness card is one that hardware makers have been flaunting more and more often lately, and it seems that even mice have started to get with the program, as shown by Fujitsu.There aren't many ways that one can boost the environmental friendliness of a peripheral (mice, keyboards, etc.).Still, whil... |
26 January 2011
09:38 GMT |
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Since AMD has just let the G-Series APU “cat” out of the bag, it was expected for some of the company's partners to already start announcing their own implementations of this new and innovative platform, one of the first to do so being Fujitsu (or better said, one of its branches, Fujitsu Technology ... |
19 January 2011
03:59 GMT |
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It seems that releasing new mobile computers is not all that Fujitsu is up to, as the web was recently informed of the existence of a certain addition to the Esprimo series of all-in-one systems.
All-in-one systems may not sell as well as desktops or laptops (especially laptops), but they do have their adv... |
12 January 2011
10:30 GMT |
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Since AMD finally released a noteworthy platform for netbooks and ultraportables, it makes sense that system builders would start to make systems based on it, as proven by Fujitsu, whose latest Brazos laptop has just been detailed.
Intel may have placed a sort of limit on how large netbooks based on the Pine Trai... |
12 January 2011
09:47 GMT |
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Given the fact that carrying around a large size scanner is not exactly a viable option for road warriors, Fujitsu has decided to come up with a special offering dedicated specifically to this market segment and introduced at CES 2011 the ScanSnap S1100, that packs a host of advanced features in a very compact and po... |
12 January 2011
02:34 GMT |
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Every time Intel or AMD launch a new processor family, a slew of product announcements follows as every company hurries to intro their refreshed product lineup, Fujitsu doing the same thing today as it touts its new Lifebook notebooks with second generation Intel Core processors.
Together with these new laptop mod... |
5 January 2011
09:22 GMT |
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Fujitsu seems to think that 10 years was a period long enough to stay out of the global supercomputer market, so it began to negotiate with European partners about exporting installations based on the K computer.Until about 10 years ago, Intel and Advanced Micro Devices had not yet created the Pentium Pro, Pentium I... |
29 December 2010
10:54 GMT |
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Even though it probably already has a whole collection of devices ready to sell for the holidays, Fujitsu decided to also push the availability of a certain product it came up with a few months back.While media tablets are definitely becoming a noteworthy market segment, convertible tablet PCs are only continuing th... |
18 December 2010
07:07 GMT |
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Lately there have been a lot of news showing up on various websites that predicted netbooks sales will be severely affect by tablets, some reports suggesting that tablet shipments will surpass netbooks as soon as Q4 2011 and Fujitsu seems to agree with this as the company has decided to drop out of the netbook busine... |
9 December 2010
07:11 GMT |
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It seems that not all tablets released nowadays are aimed at consumers, as Fujitsu has just completed one that is meant for a Japanese company and designed as a larger than usual Window 7 slate.So far, quite a few number of tablets have been either previewed or already released, and Fujitsu has now added to the latt... |
30 November 2010
06:46 GMT |
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While we've seen a more or less constant flow of tablets making their way onto the market over the course of 2010, it seems that 2011 will bring about even more hot and interesting models, with Fujitsu being one of the companies that plans to bring forth such a product next year. To be perfectly honest, using t... |
26 November 2010
02:21 GMT |
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Fujitsu's FLEPia eReader is one of those devices that had a pretty tough road in front of it, showcased for the first time in 2007 shortly after Amazon introduced the Kindle, the FLEPia color e-Book reader managed to go on sale in Japan only last year for an impressive $1,200 price tag, but Fujitsu is not prepar... |
16 November 2010
06:55 GMT |
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Since display makers seem to be quite serious about moving over to LED backlights, Fujitsu decided to join in on the sentiment, even commemorating the occasion by releasing seven new monitors in the process.Fujitsu released seven monitors, distributed amongst its B, E and P series of liquid crystal displays.The larg... |
15 November 2010
10:45 GMT |
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It seems that everybody has had just enough of those low powered, low quality, sound systems used in most of the notebooks available out there as recently more and more manufacturers have started improving their speaker quality, Fujitsu just announcing they will do the same with a wide range of laptop PCs and desktop... |
4 November 2010
11:08 GMT |
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When it comes to the automotive world Fujitsu seems to be on a roll, since the company has just announced yet another impressive technology, after we just reported on its new SoC chips that were designed to take over your car's dashboard, that creates a 360 degree wrap-around video image of your car's surro... |
20 October 2010
08:28 GMT |
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There was a time when a car's dashboard was pretty simple, with just some needles that bounced back and forth to show you your speed or the amount of gas that you have in your tank, but things have come a long way by now since every car manufacturer out there tries to create a custom interface that should be as ... |
20 October 2010
05:47 GMT |
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Fujitsu has announced its intention to create the so-called “K computer', a HPC system intended to have a performance about five times that of the Jaguar, the currently most powerful supercomputer in the world.Since solving the mysteries of our planet and the universe always involves very high computing c... |
29 September 2010
10:07 GMT |
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With IFA in full bloom, companies are unveiling products one after another, regardless of whether their exhibitions include the new devices or not, and one of Fujitsu's latest offering is the LifeBook T580, a convertible tablet PC of 10.1 inches with four-finger multitouch support.Though media slates are gettin... |
4 September 2010
04:16 GMT |
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Even though media slates are gaining traction, Fujitsu is still quite mindful of the fact that physical keyboards are far from disappearing from the mobile segment, so the company is working on yet another convertible tablet, the Lifebook T580, a 10-inch device which runs on an Intel Core i5 CPU.So far, tablet maker... |
30 August 2010
04:39 GMT |
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Fujitsu has just issued a press release in which it reveals the existence and gives some details on the LifeBook AH530 GFX laptop, a variation of the AH530 that was made public back in May, only this time the machine comes with a Mobility Radeon HD550v graphics card.Like so many other laptops unveiled so far, the Li... |
27 August 2010
09:31 GMT |
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Fujitsu seems quite bent on somehow merging the three ideals known as affordability, performance and aesthetic value, and the latest project apparently meant to embody such a merger is the LifeBook SH530 mobile computer, a 13.3-inch portable system with Intel processing power and AMD graphics. The laptop has, at its... |
18 August 2010
06:29 GMT |
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Though media slates are becoming increasingly popular, the need for physical keyboards is still strong, leading PC makers to create and release convertible tablets. Fujitsu has now stepped up and done this very thing, announcing that the LifeBook TH700 has now begun its voyage towards Europe.Tablet PCs, essentially,... |
17 August 2010
05:59 GMT |
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The past weeks have been filled with news of laptops, especially netbooks with support for DDR3 memory, and it would hardly be surprising to see another such device emerge. Fortunately, even though it seems to have stuck to the trend, Fujitsu, at the very least, changed the tone a little by moving on from netbooks t... |
1 July 2010
04:34 GMT |
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Like practically every other company in the IT industry, Fujitsu busied itself over the past month with releases and introductions of newer and better PCs. Laptops made up most of its portfolio, since mobility has become a prime concern for many consumers. Nevertheless, it appears that the company is not yet ready t... |
29 June 2010
10:09 GMT |
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AuthenTec, one of the world's most renowned security-solution providers, has recently announced that the company's new AES1750 smart sensor will be equipped on two Fujitsu devices from NTT DOCOMO. The two phones are the docomo STYLE series F-07B and the waterproof docomo PRIME series F-06B. The AES1750 smar... |
16 June 2010
10:45 GMT |
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Not long ago, Advanced Micro Devices finally managed to bring out a series of central processing units meant for use in mobile computers. This meant that Intel no longer held a monopoly in this area, and Fujitsu has just come to confirm this by unleashing the LifeBook LH520 laptop. Powered by an Athlon II CPU, this n... |
1 June 2010
06:54 GMT |
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Like all other PC makers, Fujitsu is aware that the effects of the economic recession are still making themselves felt across the globe. As such, each new product is made as affordable as possible, when meant for the mainstream, and especially suited for a certain set of tasks. This allows companies to address multip... |
20 May 2010
10:25 GMT |
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E-readers may have looked like a promising market a few months ago, but the emergence of slates and the continued lack of color on e-paper screens seem to have reduced, at least in part, the hype of this segment. On the other hand, since slates cater to a different set of needs, it is unlikely that they are any real ... |
8 May 2010
04:12 GMT |
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Even though netbooks, by definition, are portable PCs meant to enable basic computing and web browsing tasks on the go, Fujitsu has decided to take things one step further by developing what it describes as “one of the slimmest Mini-Notebook in its class.” Known as the LifeBook MH330, the new portable PC ... |
1 April 2010
03:22 GMT |
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With Intel releasing its Xeon 7500 Series of processors with up to eight cores, it is hardly surprising to see system makers releasing their respective configurations based on them. In fact, Dell and NEC have already shown off their offerings and are now joined by Fujitsu. The company has completed the development of... |
31 March 2010
06:29 GMT |
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The focus on green computing has only grown stronger over the past couple of years and technology has reached a point where it can achieve astoundingly low environmental footprints with little or no noticeable impact on performance. This has led to a market where the energy efficiency of a device is a major factor in... |
17 March 2010
05:14 GMT |
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Fujitsu employees stationed in the United Kingdom have been participating in repeated industrial strikes and walkouts over Fujitsu's proposal for 1,200 redundancies in the UK, as well as a pay freeze imposed last year and plans to close the main final salary pension scheme to future accrual. The conclusion to th... |
1 March 2010
04:11 GMT |
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As the need for secure network infrastructure grows, businesses are looking for computing and networking solutions that combine cost efficiency with performance and reliability, as well as, of course, security. Aiming to cater to these needs, Fujitsu and Symantec Corporation have decided to enter a strategic agreemen... |
3 February 2010
03:23 GMT |
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