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The build quality of the notebook is excellent, despite its small stature and light weight, it has a very solid feel, most likely due to its magnesium housing, which makes it strong but keeps the weight down. A good test of notebook quality is how well their screens fold up and down. When I lift up the screen on my LG LS70 notebook, it can move freely forwards and backwards up to an inch, but with the Fujitsu Q2010 it is solid, there is no free play at all, which inspires confidence.
As with most brand name notebooks, the Q2010 has a large amount of software preinstalled from the factory, the list provided by Fujitsu includes:
Softex Omnipass, CyberLink PowerDVD, CyberLink PowerProducer, Roxio Digital Media SE, Roxio DLA, Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0, Fujitsu UpdateNavi, Fujitsu FlashAid, Fujitsu Hardware Diagnostic Tool, Fujitsu Display Manager, Sun Microsystems Java Runtime, IntelliSonic DXEC.02, 1 year Full Licensed Norman Virus Control with Sandbox Technology and Norman Personal Firewall, Acronis True Image 8.0 Personal Edition.So certainly a lot is included to add value to the notebook, which is good because with an RRP of AU$4299 (available online for around $3680), it’s certainly not cheap. As a general rule with notebooks, the smaller you go, the more you pay, and this one’s about as small as it gets while still remaining very functional, and not priced out of the market by any means when compared to similar sized and spec IBMs and HPs, it’s certainly a lot lighter than any of HP or IBM’s models as well.
Overall, a very small, good looking, well built and well featured notebook with lots of value added extras makes the Fujitsu Lifebook Q2010 one to keep in mind for your next notebook.
This product can be purchased online at www.techbuy.com.au
http://www.techbuy.com.au/p/64659/.asp
