But screen is not the only put on factor. The machine also delivers rock solid computing performance. Equipped with a 1.86 GHz Pentium M Processor with the ability to install up to 2 Gigabytes of Dual Channel DDR2 RAM and an optional 100GB hard disk, LifeBook N3520 renders that wired desktop of yours pretty pointless.

LifeBook N3520 is one of the four recent models launched by Fujitsu that feature Windows Media Center Edition 2005. So you will be able to organize all of your videos, pictures, music and even TV recordings in an easy to use system. By the way, the notebook also offers an optional built-in TV Tuner. This will roughly cost you $400 above the closest model that comes without this feature.

We won't waste any time talking about the support for ports and other essentials because nothing is missing in that regards. As for the optical drive, you can choose from Dual Layer Multi Format DVD Writer to a simple DVD/CD-RW combo. But incase you opted for the model with TV Tuner above, you are already well set with the DVD writer. Record or download and burn should be the way you should spend the rest of your life like.

In addition to the LAN and modem, a Tri-mode Intel PRO/Wireless card is standard on all models.