Fujitsu P1610 tablet PC revamped with 3G HSDPA

While the slick Lifebook Q2010 was Fujitsu's 3G HSPDA pioneer, most of its notebooks will soon feature the same connectivity, including the ultra-portable Lifebook P1610 tablet PC with embedded 3G WWAN. Aside from upgraded UMTS / HSDPA connectivity in addition to EDGE / GPRS / GSM and Bluetooth, the Windows Vista-ready P1610 still keeps previous specs like a 8.9-inch touch-screen LCD, Core Solo processor, 512MB - 1GB of RAM, and 80GB hdd. With a generous 4-hour battery life, the svelte 2.2-pound tablet just may cause a frenzy among on-the-go connection-hungry fiends.

Fujitsu-Siemens' Lifebook P7230 to get HSUPA treatment

We knew that Fujitsu-Siemens was hiding a little HSUPA laptop lovin' up their sleeves, now we know it's in the form of their new Lifebook P7230. The laptop isn't new, only the option to add UMTS/HSUPA data later this year. That, in addition to a 10.6-inch LED backlit screen and option to stuff a second battery into the modular bay makes this one hell of a laptop for those in need of 1.2-inches and 2.6-pounds of all day, ultra-portability. You know, if you can live with a Core Solo U1400 proc and the €2,999/$3,944 price tag when these hit Germany in the fall. Gee, we wonder who the network provider might be?

LG Launches Prada II Phone in Asia

LG has launched the Prada II phone for the Asian market. The Prada II has already been launched in Europe in November and sold already in more that 50,000 units by the end of January. The Prada II is an improved version of the first Prada. It comes with 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3-inch capacitive WQVGA touchscreen and a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. There’s also a 5 megapixel camera, a microSD slot for memory upgrade, haptic feedback and an active flash menu system. The phone costs around 600 Euro in Europe so we might expect a similar price in various Asian markets