Meet the LifeBook T4210 Tablet PC

If you’re going to go mobile, you may want to take a look at Fujitsu’s new LifeBook T-Series offerings.

Sporting the Intel Centrino Duo Mobile technology, the LifeBook T4210 delivers a more powerful computer that is also a master at convertibility.

In just a few twists of the brilliant 12.1” XGA LCD display screen, you can show your desktop to the person sitting in front of you (without turning the computer’s base, per se). That’s a nice way to quickly share screenshots with colleagues in business meetings or with classmates when working on a school project.

And that’s not all because by twisting the industry’s first bi-directional display screen’s hinge all the way while pushing it towards the keyboard, you instantly get a tablet PC.

You read that right, your portable computer instantly morphs into a fully “pen-driven” tablet PC!

The navigation in this mode is both smooth and engaging as it resembles the feeling of holding a book. If you read lots of e-books, you’ll probably love the new form factor. Furthermore, in this more compact mode, the LifeBook T4210 feels a lot less bulky (read: light and tight) and is a snap to carry along, especially from office to office or even, from room to room.

On the connectivity side, it’s well equiped with standard Wi-Fi, Gigabit ethernet, modem and an option to add Bluetooth 2.0.

Overall, the Fujitsu LifeBook T4210 portable computer provides above average reliability and convertibility so if you have a use for such a product, it’s a sensible buy.

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