Fujitsu has just introduced its new laptop Fujitsu Lifebook E Series. Equipped with a 15-inch screen and running on the platform of Intel Centrino processor, the Lifebook E is a powerful and versatile designed for the corporate world or to replace a desktop at home with limited space.

To serve as a desktop, the Lifebook E Series is equipped with some interesting features, such as EcoButton, a button to disable a smart components which are not used and reduce the screen brightness to save power.

As usual in these cases, the team is fully configurable from some basic features that come out at 1400 euros. The screen, for example, can be 15 or 15.4 inches and offers native resolutions ranging from XGA (1024 x 768) or SXGA + (1,400 x 1,050) to the spectacular WSXGA + (1,680 x 1,050) which equals 1.080p to the high-definition televisions.

The bay that houses the optical drive is a strange case because it is completely modular and can leave the reader a simple way to replace it with a second hard drive or an extra battery to extend autonomy.

In connectivity, the Fujitsu Lifebook E Series has WiFi, Bluetooth and possible links to insert SIM cards for 3G HSDPA. The physical connections section also offers a wide range that includes HDMI port or memory card reader.

Besides the usual touchpad on any laptop, the Lifebook E Series also integrates a minijoystick control on the keyboard for those who prefer to use another system less widespread, but has its advocates extreme.

The entrepreneurship team also note that the security features include biometric fingerprint reader, ShockSensor technology that protects the hard drive against bumps or drops and an inner membrane that protects the keyboard and the team against splashes or spills coffee, cocacola and other liquids that usually appear in ls near a computer. The technical team are chosen by the consumer so if you are interested in an elegant high-end laptop, the best thing is to what extent can comprobéis exceed 1,400 euros based on the web Lifebook E Series.