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PhonesOrange Fujitsu Stylistic S01 pictures and hands-on
In Japan, Fujitsu has built a healthy user base of older phone owners, first with its feature phones and then with its first Android handset, which it called the Raku Raku Smartphone ("Raku Raku" meaning "easy-to-use"). Now it is to bring the device...
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PhonesFujitsu Gesture Keyboard for tablets and smartphones works from existing camera
Fujitsu used the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona to show off a tablet keyboard concept that makes do without the keyboard itself. A couple of years ago, Pocket-lint told you about the Light Touch projector that turned any desktop into a...
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GadgetsFujitsu GPS walking stick pictures and hands-on: Next-generation cane
Alongside its ranges of mobile phones and tablet devices, Fujitsu dedicated part of its Mobile World Congress 2013 stand in Barcelona to future technologies - concepts that are still in the planning phase but are definitely being developed with an eye...
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PhonesFujitsu quad-core smartphone pictures and hands-on
It may not have a name yet but this Fujitsu quad-core monster is certainly going to be one of the heavy hitters of MWC 2012. And that's because not only is it powered by a Nvidia Tegra 3 processor with quad-cores running at 1.5GHz (plus the ninja one...
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PhonesFujitsu Arrows 6.7mm thick phone pictures and hands-on
If you thought the Motorola RAZR was a thin phone you clearly haven't seen the Fujitsu Arrows phone launched in Japan in December, but on show at International CES 2012 in Las Vegas for the rest of the world to see. Claimed to be the "world's thinnest...
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OnlineFujitsu K: World's fastest supercomputer eyes-on
Over in Japan at CEATEC, Fujitsu was showing off the K supercomputer, the fastest ranked computer in in the world. Back in June, the Fujitsu K dethroned China's Tianhe-1A machine to take top spot. It is, in fact, more powerful than the rest of the top...
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PhonesFujitsu Loox F-07C: Windows 7 PC / smartphone hybrid pictures and hands-on
Back in July, Fujitsu detailed the Windows 7-powered Loox F-07C and Pocket-lint has managed to get up close and personal with the device over in Tokyo, where it is now available. Now, we know what you're thinking - that we've made a typo in that opening...
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PhonesFujitsu Toshiba IS12T: First Windows Phone 7.5 handset pictures and hands-on
HTC Titan stand down, Samsung Omnia W step aside, there's only one handset that can lay claim to being the first ever Windows Phone 7.5, aka Mango, device and it's the Fujitsu Toshiba IS12T - a smartphone born out of a partnership between the two Japanese...
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LaptopsFujitsu Lifebook TD40/D hands-on
Prior to Intel's Computex presentation about its future plans for tablets and netbooks, Pocket-lint spotted that several new devices could already been seen at the the company's booth before hand. And one device that caught our eye was Fujitsu’s Lifebook...
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Laptops 3 out of 5Fujitsu Lifebook T4410 notebook review
The iPad is not the only tablet. Of course, Microsoft had invested in a touchscreen laptop interface way before Apple did, it just never took off. Maybe now the iPad is rolling out, interest in Windows touchscreens will flourish. Mind you, at £999, this...
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Online 4 out of 5Fujitsu HandyDrive 500GB hard drive review
10 years ago the need to carry around 500GB of storage in your pocket wasn't really a requirement for your average computer user. However with video files, images and a plethora of other multimedia assets, Fujitsu think that its 500GB handy drive will...
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Phones 4 out of 5Fujitsu Siemens Pocket Loox c550 PDA review
Sometimes you don't want an all singing all dancing PDA come Smartphone with its QWERTY keyboard and built-in mobile phone. You want to keep things simple. In steps the Loox c550 the latest PDA from Fujitsu-Siemens, a PDA that offers all the basics without...
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Phones 4.5 out of 5Pocket LOOX N520 PDA review
You can buy a N520 complete with bundled Navigon Mobile Navigator 5 satnav for £345, which is excellent value if you like that software solution. However, the four digit postcode entry and far too busy mapping interface mean that we don't. Buying the...
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Cameras 3.5 out of 5Fujitsu fi-5110EOX2 ScanSnap Scanner review
Looking rather like Fujitsu have gutted a batch of bubblejet printers, ScanSnap brings new technology to a familiar package, and although the model number is longer than that of a Star Wars robot, this is the third iteration of this device. This latest...
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Phones 4 out of 5Fujitsu Siemens Pocket Loox 420 review
When it comes to choosing a Pocket PC, most buyers will instantly think of HP and its range of iPAQs and who can blame them? However, there are an increasing number of manufacturers who are getting their act together and threatening the once all-dominant...