A convertible Tablet PC from Fujitsu Siemens, the T4125 includes that up and coming new feature integrated 3G capability.
It is fairly light to carry in a bag at 2.2Kg, though quite heavy in the arm when in Tablet PC mode.
Two issues bugged me when testing this notebook. The screen is sensitive to the provided stylus but not to a fingertip. Lose the stylus and you need to buy another. Also, the old fashined 4:3 aspect ratio screen is pesky. Widescreens are everywhere these days, and are just so much better to work with.
If you can live with those points, though, this is a neat and well specified notebook, with that 3G capability potentially a real boon.
ZDNET.co.uk has published my full review here.
It is fairly light to carry in a bag at 2.2Kg, though quite heavy in the arm when in Tablet PC mode.
Two issues bugged me when testing this notebook. The screen is sensitive to the provided stylus but not to a fingertip. Lose the stylus and you need to buy another. Also, the old fashined 4:3 aspect ratio screen is pesky. Widescreens are everywhere these days, and are just so much better to work with.
If you can live with those points, though, this is a neat and well specified notebook, with that 3G capability potentially a real boon.
ZDNET.co.uk has published my full review here.