Fujitsu Anderson Gets the Special Designboom Design Award

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Anderson Fujitsu Mobile is an innovative concept, created by Yiwei Ma and Tao Ying, and is also the Special Prize of the receiver to contest the court Designboom. This is a challenge held in conjunction with Fujitsu and DA (Design Association, Japan), for "Fujitsu design award: life in the calculation of the future"

Anderson is a portable device to a portable square shaped and improved. Fujitsu is also this concept has two modes: still and moving, and also received a two-way hinges, to change the way you use it horizontally and vertically. When you exercise, you should use this netbook in possession of an open book, just like in the picture above.

Fujitsu Smart Pad is a Wide and Very Slim Tablet

Fujitsu Smart Pad is a new concept of a tablet, with a slim and wide screen one. You can take it anywhere with ease because it is very thin and light to fit any laptop bag or backpack. The outer layer is made of plastic which blends well with the glass screen.

Luce Solar Powered Laptop

I'm going to ignore that this is a sexy-looking, transparent polycarbonate is a lightweight laptop in the background. I also intend to forget that it contains a non-touch keyboard. I'm just staring at the two solar panels (on top of each other under the keyboard) and the possibility of having a laptop that needs no wires! Yes, even the download! Someone, anyone ... Fujitsu Tea Light!

Fujitsu Lifebook X2 Concept

Fujitsu Lifebook X2 Concept Is a Palmtop and a Laptop:
Well, this device is perfect for those who want to expand the functionality of a small device to carry around all the time. We are dealing with the concept of Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook X2 here was created by Park Hyun Jin. Well, this is the console of the machine (closed) to open a personal digital assistant, and thanks to the hinges, but also opens up a notebook computer. More images and info after the break...

Fujitsu LifeBook 3D AH572 With Widi 2.0 Technology

Fujitsu LifeBook 3D AH572 With Widi 2.0 Technology  :
Fujitsu has announced a new laptop recently named AH572, its 15.6-inch notebook with 3D display and an Intel Core i5 and later Sandy Bridge Intel HD 3000 graphics card.
Fujitsu LifeBook AH572 is equipped with an Intel Core i5 sand bridge at 2.3 GHz and includes Intel Turbo Boost, which could climb to 2.9 GHz of processing power. The laptop also comes with technology that allows Widi 2.0 wireless streaming to reach more easily.

With its 15.6 inches, the AH572 able to play media files in 3D, unfortunately, you will need to wear 3D glasses that come with your purchase. In addition, AH572 not only play videos and games LifeBook 3D, but may even incorporate 3D with its two integrated webcams. Other features include a 500 GB and 4 GB of RAM, a keyboard with a spill-resistant keyboard with 10 keys.

Fujitsu LifeBook AH572 is available for order online at the manufacturer's website with a starting price of $ 999. via: 1, 2

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Fujitsu Lifebook 2013 Tablet

 Fujitsu Lifebook 2013 Tablet Pack 3D Sensors, Folding Leather Case
After concepts were combined as a tablet connected to see, so here's the slate Fujitsu LifeBook, created by Alan Donnelly, the Fujitsu LifeBook 2013 on competition. The device sports a rounded rectangular shape and the most impressive feature is the set of 3D sensors that allow particular user to navigate through menus and photo galleries, waving his hands. More images and info after the break...

Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 - A Business Platform with Windows 7

Fujitsu is prepared to launch Fujitsu Stylistic Q550, which is a high spec tablet loaded with impressive features, aiming to attract business users. The tablet is powered by Windows 7 and the new Intel Atom chip processor that carries the code name "Oak Trail".

With a sleek design, this 10.1-inch touch screen, Fujitsu Q550 is able to recognize both multi-touch and pen work. Other features of the Q550 stylistic features 8 hours of battery life, 30GB and 62GB hard disk technology called data security anti-theft protection. It is a powerful security solution designed to protect data stored on the platform. Q550 Fujitsu also has a fingerprint reader and a smart card reader.

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Fujitsu Unveils Windows 7 Tablet Concepts at CEATEC 2010

CEATEC 2010 has just ended the other day and with it we lose any chance of spotting decent phone prototypes… for a while. Looking back we uncover not only Fujitsu’s dual touchscreen phone, but also a bunch of prototype tablets made by the same company. Here they are:

These are basically mockups, since they’re pieces of plastic with Windows 7 interface screenshots pasted on top of them. At least we learn what format to expect and also we’ve found out that the slates will run Windows 7 or Windows 7 Embedded, thanks an Intel Atom CPU. Next stop… CES 2011!

[via Tablet News]

Fujitsu Showcases Dual Touchscreen Phone Prototype at CEATEC 2010

CEATEC 2010 is here and with it tons of prototypes you might be interested in. We’ll focus on cellphones and maybe tablets, since we’re into portable devices, after all… The first concept that caught our eye was a Fujitsu dual touchscreen handset, shown in the following images.

Developed in partnership with UI creators TAT, this unit is apparently ready for production, unless we’re mistaking, so it should take off in a year or two. The software doesn’t quite look ready, but the hardware does and we have to admit that the two 960 x 480 pixel displays look hot next to each other.
[via Engadget]