The cut-throat competition in the laptop market has forced many manufacturers to become innovative and even up their game. This is because major players such Dell, HP/Compaq and Toshiba have made major leaps in the era of laptop technology .These technological innovations have been made in keeping with the target audience of younger more savvy users.
The average Fujitsu-Siemens laptop offers a plethora of features for the avid user. The brand has also delved into the tablet PC market in competition with such heavyweights such as Toshiba and Asus. The laptops come with a unique sleek appearance.
Performance is boosted by a 1.86 GHz Intel Celeron processors with a 1MB cache. The standard Fujitsu-Siemens laptops come with a standard impressive 1024MB memory capacity with the ability to upgrade to 2GB.
The hard drive is essentially 80GB SATA 5400 prm Hard Drive. This is considered mid-sized by current standards (many newer brands from other manufacturers come with 160GB). The display is impressive as well; a TFT LCD enhanced by a SIS Mirage 64-256 MB graphics card for maximum rendering.
For multimedia and Internet fans, the units come with a DVD-R with Writer Super capability, 56K in-built modem, an Ethernet connecting port and a LAN wireless capability with 802.11/a/b/g
Fujitsu-Siemens also equips its laptops with a 60-day trial version of Microsoft Office and other necessary programs such as Roxio CD burner, and Windows Media Player. The laptops also come installed with Windows Vista Home Edition.
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