Comments on: Mini-Review: Fujitsu LifeBook T1010 http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010 News and views on today's hottest laptops, cell phones, and other mobile devices. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:25:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jones http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010/comment-page-1#comment-19029 Jones Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:56:09 +0000 http://blog.laptopmag.com/?p=2472#comment-19029 I have to agree with what Brian has stated here. We also had bought a Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 tablet nd at first felt really cheated with all the negative reviews about the screen that we read. But when it got to us, we gave the tablet a whirl, and OMG I just could not believe how zippy fast and functionaly this little tablet pc is. And the connections are great too; definately one of a kind. Now on to what everyone is talking about, the display. Our new Lifebook T1010 tablet's display is just as Brian has said here. It is very uniquely sharp and clear and extremely responsive, even to our fingers. With this, I think that my wife and I made a very smart purchase in getting this fine laptop. Sure it doesn't have all the security bells and whistles of other tablets such as Fujitsu Lifebook T5010, but quite a few people don't need all of that, as most people just use their laptops for home use and some office use. I think that if you are constantly travelling, then the more expensive T5010 would suit your needs better. But people have to remember that Fujitsu created the T1010 with one thing in mind; to help give people a very nice tablet pc with a budget price, and not to nickel and dime them to death like HP and others do. And, well, for the money, and for a budget pc as well as just a smart buy all the way around, the Lifebook T1010 is definately the route to take/ go. We highly recommend it. But if you wish, go ahead and buy the T5010, because both of these tablets are excellent; top-notch tablets. Thank you, Jonesy I have to agree with what Brian has stated here. We also had bought a Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 tablet nd at first felt really cheated with all the negative reviews about the screen that we read. But when it got to us, we gave the tablet a whirl, and OMG I just could not believe how zippy fast and functionaly this little tablet pc is. And the connections are great too; definately one of a kind. Now on to what everyone is talking about, the display. Our new Lifebook T1010 tablet’s display is just as Brian has said here. It is very uniquely sharp and clear and extremely responsive, even to our fingers. With this, I think that my wife and I made a very smart purchase in getting this fine laptop. Sure it doesn’t have all the security bells and whistles of other tablets such as Fujitsu Lifebook T5010, but quite a few people don’t need all of that, as most people just use their laptops for home use and some office use. I think that if you are constantly travelling, then the more expensive T5010 would suit your needs better. But people have to remember that Fujitsu created the T1010 with one thing in mind; to help give people a very nice tablet pc with a budget price, and not to nickel and dime them to death like HP and others do. And, well, for the money, and for a budget pc as well as just a smart buy all the way around, the Lifebook T1010 is definately the route to take/ go. We highly recommend it. But if you wish, go ahead and buy the T5010, because both of these tablets are excellent; top-notch tablets. Thank you, Jonesy

]]> By: Joe http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010/comment-page-1#comment-18037 Joe Thu, 26 Feb 2009 23:22:11 +0000 http://blog.laptopmag.com/?p=2472#comment-18037 Tip on the poor writing performance: I too was initially very disappointing in the touch/pen responsiveness of the T1010 until I discovered that there is a power management option. Right click on computer in the start menu and click on Manage then Device Manager. Expand Human Interface Devices. Double click on FCL USB Pen Tablet(SUS). Click on the power management tab, and uncheck "allow computer to turn this device off to save power." You will be amazed about how big of a difference this makes. Battery life impact is negligible. Tip on the poor writing performance:
I too was initially very disappointing in the touch/pen responsiveness of the T1010 until I discovered that there is a power management option. Right click on computer in the start menu and click on Manage then Device Manager. Expand Human Interface Devices. Double click on FCL USB Pen Tablet(SUS). Click on the power management tab, and uncheck “allow computer to turn this device off to save power.” You will be amazed about how big of a difference this makes. Battery life impact is negligible.

]]> By: Ang http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010/comment-page-1#comment-17977 Ang Wed, 25 Feb 2009 22:48:05 +0000 http://blog.laptopmag.com/?p=2472#comment-17977 We purchased The T1010 laptop and it only responds to finger nails, not finger tips. We rolled the OS back to Windows XP. Perhaps the driver for XP does not support the finger touch feature. We purchased The T1010 laptop and it only responds to finger nails, not finger tips. We rolled the OS back to Windows XP. Perhaps the driver for XP does not support the finger touch feature.

]]> By: Brian http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010/comment-page-1#comment-13744 Brian Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:31:30 +0000 http://blog.laptopmag.com/?p=2472#comment-13744 In response to your review of the Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 laptop/ tablet pc, I have to say that it is a very nice and informative review. I bought one of these little beauty gem of computers, and I disagree with you on a couple of things. First, when I use my finger on my screen it works just fine. I can open up icons when I touch them, and I can drag the mouse wherever I want to with using my finger. Next, mine came with 2 gb RAM, which anyone that is famliar with Vista knows, it really take 2 GB RAM minimum to be able to run Vista smoothly. More RAM is always recommended. PeopleI think just don't seem to get it by this part; they want to skip the extra RAM and just automatically think that all the people that have stated this about Vista and RAM are just saying it to be saying it. That is so not true. With the correct RAM, the laptop boots up and runs exceptionally fast and smooth. And also as far as your display review goes, I think that maybe you gotten a dud laptop to test, or maybe Fujitsu improved their screens by the time I bought mine, because my display screen is very sharp, crisp and clear, and very smooth looking. I always thought that one had to get the x-brite or true-life type screen in order to get one this smooth, bt the matte finished screen on my Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 is smooth with not one dead pixel. Other than these disagreements, I really liked your review of the Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 though. Thanks for listening. In response to your review of the Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 laptop/ tablet pc, I have to say that it is a very nice and informative review. I bought one of these little beauty gem of computers, and I disagree with you on a couple of things. First, when I use my finger on my screen it works just fine. I can open up icons when I touch them, and I can drag the mouse wherever I want to with using my finger. Next, mine came with 2 gb RAM, which anyone that is famliar with Vista knows, it really take 2 GB RAM minimum to be able to run Vista smoothly. More RAM is always recommended. PeopleI think just don’t seem to get it by this part; they want to skip the extra RAM and just automatically think that all the people that have stated this about Vista and RAM are just saying it to be saying it. That is so not true. With the correct RAM, the laptop boots up and runs exceptionally fast and smooth. And also as far as your display review goes, I think that maybe you gotten a dud laptop to test, or maybe Fujitsu improved their screens by the time I bought mine, because my display screen is very sharp, crisp and clear, and very smooth looking. I always thought that one had to get the x-brite or true-life type screen in order to get one this smooth, bt the matte finished screen on my Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 is smooth with not one dead pixel.

Other than these disagreements, I really liked your review of the Fujitsu Lifebook T1010 though. Thanks for listening.

]]> By: D Midi http://blog.laptopmag.com/mini-review-fujitsu-lifebook-t1010/comment-page-1#comment-11186 D Midi Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:57:40 +0000 http://blog.laptopmag.com/?p=2472#comment-11186 How about some real information? Ports, ports, ports. How about some real information? Ports, ports, ports.

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