Visit the Fujitsu website for additional information.

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.
Visit the the Fujitsu website to see promotions.

See For Yourself:
Click here for additional information from the Fujitsu website

Specs:

See specs and options on the Fujitsu website.
 

It’s set to be released in Europe later this month. Not sure when the netbook will be available here. Also not sure if it’ll have a Windows OS option. Gadgetspy says yes, but I don’t see that on the LG site. Please post a comment if you know the answer.

It’ll come with a 160GB HD, LED backlight 10 inch screen (brighter picture, saves energy), built-in camera, TRU-Sound speakers, and will be available with a 7-hr battery option (3.5 standard, though in tests it might be less).

More details available at GadgetSpy and LG.