Fujitsu of Japan sold the first WiMAX wireless notebook
July 2nd, 2009 115 viewsYesterday, July 1, Fujitsu in its official Web site of the latest notebook models for the FM-V BIBLO LOOX RR/D70N, it is Fujitsus first built-in notebook WiMAX module.
From the appearance point of view, this models with the P8010 in the sale of very similar, the same as the ultra-narrow frame design of the screen. Alloy used machine architecture is very robust, at the same time to control the whole weight of 1.21kg. According to the official website of the quote shows that this model starts ¥ 188,800, equivalent to about 13,000 yuan RMB. At present, it has been accepted, a preliminary estimate will be shipped in early August official.
Fujitsus first WiMAX notebook
The following is a detailed configuration of this product:
Chipset: Intel GS45 Express chipset
Memory: 2GB Memory
Hard Disk: 160GB HDD
Screen: 12-inch LCD screen
CD-ROM: DVD SuperMulti drive
LAN: Gigabit Ethernet
LAN: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n
Wireless: WiMAX
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Battery: Standard battery life for 8 hours
Size: 280 × 210.1 × 27.3 ~ 37.4mm
Weight: about 1.21kg
To another report in the July 1, Intel with a number of joint ventures of Japanese venture capital firm UQ Communications in Japan, has formally launched WiMAX access services.
Editor Comments: It seems that in Japan will soon have more features built-in WiMAX communication notebook market, Fujitsu is just first of a series of punched. TU, when people can enjoy the WiMAX may not know it, and now the moment you first use the 3G.