The LIFEBOOK C Series is an all-purpose notebook for the casual as well as for the professional user. There is a choice of 14-inch or 15-inch displays for maximal viewing comfort... more
your notebook or charge the battery from electrical power outlets. If you are running your computer on AC power with a battery installed, the adapter charges the battery (if needed) and maintains its charge. When the system is off, the AC adapter will charge the battery and then maintain its charge.
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your notebook or charge the battery from electrical power outlets. If you are running your computer on AC power with a battery installed, the adapter charges the battery (if needed) and maintains its charge. When the system is off, the AC adapter will charge the battery and then maintain its charge.
your notebook or charge the battery from electrical power outlets. If you are running your computer on AC power with a battery installed, the adapter charges the battery (if needed) and maintains its charge. When the system is off, the AC adapter will charge the battery and then maintain its charge.
A review by oriental_mei on Fujitsu LIFEBOOK C1110 October 6th, 2004
Author's product rating:
Speed
Very fast
Look & Feel
Good
Comfort & Portability
Very poor
Robustness & Durability
Satisfactory
Value For Money
Poor
Advantages:
very fast
Disadvantages:
many
Recommend to potential buyers:
no
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This laptop looks very cute and smart. its very fast. it comes with windows XP which is very user friendly. as this laptop is so big and powerful and holds alot of files; it can run out of battery quite easily therefore you cannot take it places and use it for a long time. id say if you were just typing, the laptop would last probably an hour/ hour and half tops. i have just recharged it and its already down to 85% battery power after 10minutes!! it also comes with the biggest power adaptor ive seen for a while. its a big black thing that looks like a brick it is quite heavy and annoying to carry the both. the keys on the keyboard are programmed differently than they say to be on mine. " is @ and ' is ^. i havent changed it yet partly because it doesnt tell you how and partly because i hardly use it now. fujitsu seimens dont seem to be a reliable company either. when i first bought this laptop half of the screen was cracked so i went back for an exchange. they gave another one which turned out faulty. The touchpad was not working but ive had it fixed and no problems since. i still have my receipt though i may try to exchange it for a new laptop. if you want a pc which is light do not buy this. It IS heavy. it does not come with a wide range of programmes. the sound is poor. but the sound is brilliant with head/earphones. the laptop is noisy though, it makes alot of sound when processing etc.
Advantages: cheap, easy to use ,all your internet need, good dvd rom/cd-rw Disadvantages: quite slow on start up
...a look on ebay you could get one fo around £70 which would be a bargin! so if you are looking for a laptop which is cheap and does all the your internet , email and media needs you need to get yourself a Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook C1110. ...
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The LIFEBOOK C Series is an all-purpose notebook for the casual as well as for the professional user. There is a choice of 14-inch or 15-inch displays for maximal viewing comfort and plenty of storage power with hard drives. The optional Port Replicator keeps your notebook connected to all your peripherals, in and out of the office. For after-hours fun there is an IEEE 1394 port for connection to external storage devices and video equipment. And to top it all off, you can add a Wireless LAN module for flexible communication without wires. With the latest Intel Centrino Mobile Technology you have seamless connectivity, long battery life at least 4 hours and great performance.
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06.10.2004
