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T Pities Fool Who Bids on Hacked Fujitsu U810 With Live Virus "Still Present"

Shane Macaulay, the hacker who beat a Vista-powered Fujitsu in last week's CanSec West PWN 2 OWN contest has listed the UMPC—with virus "still likely present"—on eBay. Some say this might be Macaulay's idea of a joke, but T doesn't think it's funny when hackers joke around with exploits, especially an Adobe Flash exploit that might "affect 90 percent of computers worldwide." Mac's alleged rationale:
This laptop is a good case study for any forensics group/company/individual that wants to prove how cool they are, and a live example, not canned of what a typical incident responce sitchiation [sic] would look like.
Note: We can't spot an April 1 listing of any Fujitsu U810 on eBay. [InfoWorld]

9:15 AM on Tue Apr 1 2008
By Wilson Rothman
2,137 views, 12 comments

Latest by firesign: who the hell buys a used computer and doesn't totally wipe and redo the drive? i pity the foo'! more »

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Fujitsu LifeBook U810 and T2010 Ultra-Portables Get Built-In HSUPA

Fujitsu has announced that the LifeBook U810 UMPC and the ultra-portable LifeBook T2010 convertible notebooks have been upgraded to include a built-in cellular modem capable of accessing AT&T's BroadbandConnect High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) network. That means users can enjoy upload speeds between 500 Kbps and 800 Kbps and downloads between 600 to 1400 Kbps. [Fujitsu]

1:52 PM on Sun Jan 6 2008
By Sean Fallon
2,416 views, 1 comment

Latest by zudo: I think they could sell millions more of the mobile u810 if they changed it or added a new model that is made to fit into a jacket pocket (something 7" to 7.4" in length by 3.6" to 4" in depth by 1.25" or less in height). That longer length more »

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Joel Video Reviews the Fujitsu U810 UMPC

The Fujitsu Lifebook U810 is the mini tablet UMPC, and although its launch moment has come and gone, this is the first video I've seen demoing the machine's cool keyboard lamp. Which Joel here describes as the "F'ing Future" or something. I'm surprised he doesn't love the keyboard, but maybe that's because Joel is Viking sized and the midsized keys just don't fit. Worth watching, just to see JJ on his first video review. [BBG More U810 at Giz]

6:45 PM on Fri Nov 9 2007
By Brian Lam
6,526 views, 4 comments

Latest by tcolberg: Yes, most professional video reviewers are deathly boring, are not post-edited, or lack public speaking skills. Joel was rather good, for his first time. My comment, as a long time Palm user, is that I've been looking at UMPCs and even similar devices to the EEE PC to succeed my more »

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Lifebook U810 Available, Getting Props


The Lifebook U810 just went on sale. When we did our hands on of the the Lifebook U810 last month, I didn't really think it would get as much attention as it has in the last few days. Charlie, winner of the CES PC Building race two years straight, says its the smallest Laptop at IDF. Spoony and Friends over at Laptop Mag have a full review, where they loved the keyboard, and wished for 3G data (although a USB model can take care of that). [Lifebook U810, Laptop, Inquirer, Gizmodo]

2:43 PM on Wed Sep 19 2007
By Brian Lam
5,376 views, 3 comments

Latest by dieman: My only problem with fujitsu is their service. Onsite is for crap -- its all outsourced and the techs are not trained on the full line of laptops, the one they see at your place is likely the *only* one they've seen. Sending it in can take up to a more »

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Hands On With Fujitsu's $999 LifeBook U810 UMPC


We told you they'd been promising it, but the specs have been shuffled a bit. Here's the final product, the LifeBook U810. Now that it's shipping on Sept. 18, it's sporting a new lower price and some nice new features...
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8:00 AM on Tue Aug 14 2007
By Wilson Rothman
27,911 views, 15 comments

Latest by necrolingua: I owned a P1610 for a bit (1.2Ghz core solo; 1GB RAM, 60GB HDD). Vista was very slow on it. I can't imagine that it would even be usable on this machine. That's too bad because the touch features of Vista are very good, especially the handwriting more »