Monday, August 15, 2005
Fujitsu Lifebook N3511 Laptop Review
Posted by Jeremy Charette in "HARDWARE" @ 12:00 PM
"The new Fujitsu Lifebook N3511 takes a stab at the multimedia-centric notebook market by adding an integrated TV tuner and a remote control to its list of one-ups. While the N3511 may come with all the bells and whistles you would expect, it is still a heavy system especially when compared to its competitors. We also aren’t sure that it’s small 15.4-inch screen will entice media enthusiasts enough to jump into the Fujitsu camp."
The Lifebook N3511 is yet another "all-in-one" product that doesn't do anything well. It has poor battery life, doesn't run games very well, and shockingly, doesn't include Windows Media Center Edition. It does have a built-in TV tuner that can be used without booting up the laptop, but with the poor battery life, what's the point? Add that to the fact that it doesn't have a coaxial input (no cable/satellite/external antenna), and the N3511 really falls short. :roll:
The Lifebook N3511 is yet another "all-in-one" product that doesn't do anything well. It has poor battery life, doesn't run games very well, and shockingly, doesn't include Windows Media Center Edition. It does have a built-in TV tuner that can be used without booting up the laptop, but with the poor battery life, what's the point? Add that to the fact that it doesn't have a coaxial input (no cable/satellite/external antenna), and the N3511 really falls short. :roll:
