Intel Atom® processors bring you all the latest capabilities, so you don’t sacrifice power and performance for portability. The processors support multiple cameras, improved security features including biometric passwords, and wireless display on multiple screens. Intel Atom Fujitsu M2010, Intel Atom®, 1,66 GHz, 25,6 cm (10.1"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 1 GB, Windows XP Home Edition Fujitsu M2010. Product type: Netbook. Processor family: Intel Atom®, Processor model: N280, Processor frequency: 1,66 GHz. Display diagonal: 25,6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal memory: 1 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product colour: White. Weight: 1,18 kg http://whatlaptop.techradar.com/reviews/new_reviews/review-fujitsu-m2010+04+11+09 Fujitsu’s first netbook – the Amilo Mini UI 3520 – was a usable and likeable device, but struggled to stand out from the crowd. Its successor – the M2010 (£329 inc. VAT) – certainly seems more successful, but the jury’s still out.While full retail uni... http://www.itreviews.com/fujitsu-m2010/ When shopping for a netbook, most people will have portability and price at the top of their list of requirements, but usability is just as important. It's no good having a pocket-sized laptop with a small keyboard that's impossible to type on. And th... https://www.theregister.com/2009/10/06/review_netbook_fujitsu_m2010/ Earlier this year, Fujitsu launched a somewhat unsuccessful assault on the netbook market with its Amilo Mini UI 3250. Suffering from a slow hard drive, fiddly keyboard and ever-so-slightly-ugly chassis, it didn’t fare too well in our review. Fujitsu’s... As netbooks go, the M2010 isn’t a bad effort from Fujitsu and, had it arrived on our doorstep at the start of the year, it would have scored much higher. However, with so many models offering an almost identical core spec, manufacturers need to work... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/fujitsu-lifebook-m2010-621394/review Fujitsus first netbook – the Amilo Mini UI 3520 – was a usable and likeable device, but struggled to stand out from the crowd. Its successor – the M2010 – certainly seems more successful, but the jurys still out. The early model we got our hands on s... Build quality, Usability Reflective display http://whatlaptop.techradar.com/reviews/new_reviews/review-fujitsu-m2010-netbook+17+07+09 Fujitsu’s first netbook – the since discontinued Amilo Mini UI 3520 – was a usable and likeable device, but struggled to stand out from the crowd in any particular way. Its successor – the M2010 (£329 inc. VAT) – certainly seems more successful, but t...