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Fujitsu
LifeBook N6460
Notebook
Reviews > Fujitsu LifeBook > N6460
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The LifeBook N6460 features a sturdy, fairly large grey case. Its size
is not surprising considering the amount of hardware inside of it. On
the case's exterior are a ton of hook ups for every type of peripheral
imaginable. It has five USB 2.0 ports, IEEE 1394, a memory card reader
that accepts Memory Stick, SD, and xD, a PC Card slot, and an ExpressCard
slot. The N6460 also features a Firewire port, RCA audio in, composite,
S-Video in and out, VGA and HDMI ports, that come in handy for a variety
of video functions. It is also the first LifeBook to come with a Blu-ray
disc drive. Blu-ray discs are capable of storing five times as much information
as a regular DVD, so this feature is quite attractive. The LifeBook N6460's screen is widescreen, sized at 17 inches with a
resolution of 1440x900 pixels. The keyboard is full size with a separate
numerical pad similar to those usually reserved for desktop keyboards.
The N6460's keyboard also features a dedicated four way media button that
can be customized to open any number of programs. Another fancy keyboard
feature is the Visual Optimizer button. This allows the computer to switch
from PC mode to video mode in order to provide the best visual settings
for both regular PC applications and video use. Fujitsu's LifeBook N6460 uses an Intel PM965 chipset along with a Core
2 Duo processor. It includes an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 video card
that provides DirectX 10 compatibility. The LifeBook N6460 is available
with up to 500 gigabytes worth of storage that is provided by two separate
hard drives. 
Review
Date: 3rd Dec' 07
The LifeBook N6460 is Fujitsu's new top of the line notebook primarily designed
for multimedia applications. Even the most basic version of the N6460 will
set you back about 1,500 dollars. Fujitsu packs a ton of features into its
machine, such as a powerful 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor and impressive graphics
card. Given the amount of features it has, the LifeBook N6460 can serve
well as a desktop PC replacement, albeit in a much more portable package.
The Fujitsu LifeBook N6460 provides tons of features and powerful hardware
that rival those of most desktop PCs. This makes it perfect for multimedia
use such as video editing. Its price is its biggest problem, $2749 for
Blu-ray drive, considering there are other comparable notebooks that are
being offered with a smaller price tag. Dell's
XPS M1730 for example packs in more features such as dual graphics
cards, bluetooth, webcam, higher screen resolution etc for similar price.
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