Fujitsu LifeBook N6000 series

LifeBook N6000 series - in Desktop Alternatives

* Intel® Pentium® M Processor 750
* Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition, Microsoft® Windows® XP Home or Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional
* 17″ Crystal View wide XGA+ display
* Up to 256 MB of video memory
* Optional TV Tuner with Media Center Edition

Fujitsu LifeBook N6000 series includes models: N6110, N6410.

High-end model - LifeBook N6410 comes with ATI Mobility™ Radeon® X1400 with 256 MB HyperMemory™ , Built-in TV Tuner and Remote Control (FPCM60801 -submodel) and Dual HardDrive 320 GB (4200 rpm) hard drive3 (160 GB x 2)

Low-end model - LifeBook N6110 comes with Integrated Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900 with up to 128 MB of shared graphics memory and Single Hard drive.

These are main differences between two models in this line of Fujitsu notebooks. Lifebook N6410 is a replacement for N6210, which I couldn’t find on Fujitsu web site. May be this model was replaced by newer one - N6410. Anyway, they are very close in specifications.

You may check out CNET review of LifeBook N6210. CNET writes: “Weighing 9.7 pounds and measuring 15.9 inches wide, 11.6 inches deep, and nearly 2 inches thick, the black-and-dark-gray LifeBook N6210 is one of the biggest and heaviest notebooks on the market. A 1-pound AC adapter brick makes its total weight a staggering 10.7 pounds. Once you put this notebook down, you’ll want to leave it where it is. For context, only the monstrous 11.1-pound Toshiba Qosmio G25-AV513 and the 12.1-pound HP Pavilion zd8000 are heftier, while most other entertainment systems with 17-inch screens, such as the Sony VAIO VGN-A690 and the Dell Inspiron 9300 are 1 to 2 pounds lighter. Still, its size gives the LifeBook N6210 room enough for a full-size keyboard, a separate numerical pad, and a large touch pad with big buttons. For similar multimedia features in a smaller package, see our review of the LifeBook N3510.” Read full review of Fujitsu LifeBook N6210 at CNET