Fujitsu Computer Systems Latest News about Fujitsu unveiled two new models in its notebook line that come with something special -- solid-state hard drives that make the computers more durable for work in the field, according to the company.
The two machines, the LifeBook P1610 and the LifeBook B6210 touchscreen, ultra-portable models are now available with either 16 GB or 32 GB drives that store data by using flash memory rather than traditional hard drive technology. These systems are also available with traditional hard disks, as well.
The LifeBooks are also what are known as "convertibles," meaning they can be used as tablet PCs or notebooks.
The allure of creating notebooks with flash memory -- already popular with handheld Get the Facts on BlackBerry Business Solutions devices such as smartphones and MP3 music players -- has taken off in recent months as the flash drive prices have dropped while storage capacity is on the rise.
Fujitsu LifeBooks P1610 to Get Tougher
