Fujitsu LifeBook S6510

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3.5G (HSDPA) module, battery life, modular optical drive

No express card, just a PC card slot

This is a solid, feature-filled notebook. Thanks to its 3.5G module and battery life the Fujitsu Lifebook S6510 is a great option if you're out on the road a lot.

Expansive LED-backlit display. Ultra-thin bezels add a real touch of class. Meaty specifications help it avoid annoyances typical of lightweight notebooks

Duller-looking than the mayor of Dulles’ dullest gray suit. Big metal grille on one side vents hot air like an industrial dryer. Standard battery fell short

Light weight ; Two-battery option

Weak, scratchy audio ; Lacks an ExpressCard slot

With its reasonable weight and a screen just small enough to clear a reclining seat back, the Fujitsu LifeBook S6510's physical attributes will please all but the most persnickety ultraportable fan. If getting maximum performance bang for your buck is...

Large screen for such a lightweight. Only 4 pounds. Potential for all day battery life. Hardcore processing.

Keyboard is a little mushy. Internal cellular modems are not available.

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3.5G (HSDPA) module, battery life, modular optical drive

No express card, just a PC card slot

This is a solid, feature-filled notebook. Thanks to its 3.5G module and battery life the Fujitsu Lifebook S6510 is a great option if you're out on the road a lot.

Amazingly thin (for a 14-inch notebook) ; Amazingly light (for a 14-inch notebook) ; Solid build quality ; Reasonable battery life even at maximum screen brightness ; Modular bay holds optical drive, extra battery, or weight saver ; Shock-mounted hard...

Poor vertical viewing angles and some light leakage on screen ; Exhaust might be a bit too hot for some ; Rubber cover over VGA-out port just gets in the way ; Only three USB ports

Bottom line, the S6510 is the thinnest and lightest 14-inch notebook we've seen. Performance is on par with (or superior to) the competition, and the build quality is among the best you can find in the $1,500 to $2,000 price range

Very light for a 14-inch laptop; strong mix of components including current Core 2 Duo processor; business-friendly security features; decent battery life.

More expensive than similarly configured systems.

If weight is a primary concern, and a 12-inch ultraportable is too small, the Fujitsu LifeBook S6510 offers a 14-inch screen and a 4-pound weight along with high-end components and business-friendly extras.

Light, Decent mix of business sensitive and current components, Good battery life

No digital video output, A bit pricey

With its reasonable weight and a screen just small enough to clear a reclining seat back, the Fujitsu LifeBook S6510's physical attributes will please all but the most persnickety ultraportable fan. If getting maximum performance bang for your buck is...