Fujitsu SPARC64 V 2.16 GHz processor

Advantages: small, long lifespan, powerful
Disadvantages: low Grafic Card

...Well, in my opinion it is really great computer. First of all I would like point up the size and the lifespan of this laptop. It's quite small and has quite powerful battery. It's very important for laptops. 4 hours of lifespan, in my opinion is enough for using computer without thinking about power lack. Secondly, it's powerful computer. That shows "Core Duo" technology in it. That means your computer will be more quickly than computer with common processor! Moreover, hard disk drive is quite spacious. Of course, it is not fitted for games. Finally, I recommend this computer and for home using and for business. Of course, it has not the newest technologies. However, Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Pro V3405 Edition would be the great decision if you have not any special needs.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Initially appeared to be what I paid for.
Disadvantages: Subsequently turned out to be a "Friday" machine!

...Initially very pleased with performance and versatility, but disappointingly the CMOS battery went on the blink about 2 weeks before warranty expired! Luckily I got it back to The Tech Guys - sent it on a Monday am via courier and it was back with me on the Wednesday am - replaced main board - so full marks to the Tech Guys, but not so many for Fujitsu 'cos it looks as if the hard disk is now failing and the warranty has just expired! Norton said a problem - "run a full scan" - that couldn't complete, so ran Chdsk and this stalled at 25% on stage 4. Various phone calls and lots of chat to technicians have convinced me to replace the hard disk - Oh! and another black mark - no recovery disk came with the machine, so more trouble and expense in re-installing XP Pro and all data. Jack... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: none
Disadvantages: All

...card details and agreement to pay the basic £94 + VAT standard charge. After 2 days of phoning back and forth between their helpdesk and their repair centre (2 different companies who do not communicate with one another), I took my laptop to an indpendent expert who agreed that there was no damage and that it was a warranty fault. I have given my card details to Fujitsu in order that they will collect my laptop, but if they try to charge me anything at all, I will dispute the charge through my credit card. I'll let you know how I get on. In the meantime, the expert that I consulted told me that Fujitsu have previously only supplied to businesses, and it is only in the last 3 months that they have developed a range of "cheap" (I don't think so) laptops for the domestic market. The general consensus of these domestic laptops among... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful