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Even though Netbooks are gaining in popularity these days, fully featured notebooks

are still in demand for those that a machine that can do more than just

browse the interent and play movies.

The new Fujitsu T900 has the weight of a sparrow (1.98kg\'s) and packs the power of gorilla.

Equipped with the intel Core i5-620M 2.66GHz, with 320 gig SATA drive and can take up to 4 gig of memory.

The screen is a little bit small at 13.3-inch WXGA TFT and has built in anti glare 

and has that highly polished look.

This baby has all the feautres like Windows 7.0 Pro, finger print scanner, shock resistant hard drive,

the N standard WIFI and a 2.0 meg webcam.

This laptop can convert to a tablet pc by simply twisting the screen.

By using the  bi-directional hinge you can rotate the screen flat and use

it like a tablet screen. You can either use the stylist pen or you can

use your fingers to touch  as well as gestures to zoom, rotate, pinch and flick.

With this much power comes a cost.

RRP: A$2,699

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