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Solid and Stylish
The M2010 has a 10.1″ (1024 x 576) screen, the dimensions are 10.2″ x 7.4″ x 1.3″, and weighs only 2.5lbs.
Even at this light weight though, the netbook has a solid, sturdy build. The AC adapter weighs under a pound, so it’s easy to take along when traveling.

Powerful and Convenient
Besides its built-in webcam, Fujitsu’s M2010 has high quality speakers and amazing video playback–unusual features for most minilaptops. The mini-notebook also has 3 USB ports, separate headphone and microphone jacks, and a 4-in-one card reader, along with your standard VGA and Ethernet connections. In terms of connectivity, it has Bluetooth, 10/100 LAN and 802.11 b/g WLAN.

Standard Hardware, Weak Battery
As far as specs go: it’s powered by an Intel Atom N270, has a 160GB HDD, and a 1GB of RAM (Upgradable to 2GB). These are all standard laptop parts, and the only weak point is their 3-cell battery, which only lasts 2 hours. There is an upgrade available, but it’s a bit pricey for the moment.

Great TouchPad, Keyboard a Mix
The Fujitsu M2010′s touchpad is well-designed and easy to use, but the keyboard is a mix. On one hand the keys are comfortable, but on the other there’s quite a bit of wasted space on the sides. It’d be nice if Fujitsu took advantage of the side space and made their keyboard a bit wider. Also, beware the right shift button: it’s small and misplaced on the right of the up arrow.

Promotions:
Father’s day: Get a $100 off any new system and a free Targus backpack essentials bundle.
Until June 30th: The netbook comes with a one year warranty. However, there’s a promotion until June 30th:
Get a free two year warranty extension if you purchase a Lifebook Notebook or Tablet PC. (Coupon code: FREEWRNTY). You also get a free 16GB flash drive and free shipping.
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Specs:

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