Fujitsu and Microsoft Win Our Top Award for Tiny Tablet PC

Published on January 31, 2006 to Notebooks and Laptops

Fujitsu's Lifebook P1510D laptop/tablet computer won MobilityGuru's Editors Choice Award in October 2005. Its simple stylus-based tablet functionality overcame most of the limitations of the tiny computer's keyboard and mouse. The P1510D is now available with Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. The improvement is significant enough that we present our Editors Choice Award to both Fujitsu and Microsoft. Read more

Nokia's Tiny 770 Has No Cell Phone And Runs Linux

Published on July 17, 2006 to Smartphones

Nokia's Tiny OS-upgraded 770 delivers the same great screen and adds IM, VOIP and extended virtual memory. We assess the upgrade and the 770 itself. Read more

Preview: HP's Tiny New MiniNote 2133

Published on April 21, 2008 to Notebooks and Laptops

HP joins the ultra-mobile PC market with a sleek and stylish machine boasting a real hard drive, along with the most impressive keyboard we’ve seen to date. Read more

Fujitsu's Tiny Laptop/Tablet Raises the Bar

Published on October 5, 2005 to Notebooks and Laptops

Fujitsu's ultra-lightweight Lifebook P1510D laptop, winner of MobilityGuru's first Editors Choice Award, may be small, but its performance is on par with larger computers in its class. It can operate as a traditional clamshell- or tablet-based computer. The P1510D also features enhanced security and good battery life. Read more

Sony's Tiny Mylo Internet Communicator Challenges Nokia 770

Published on August 15, 2006 to Smartphones

Nokia's WiFi powered 770 was the first small Internet based personal communication device. With its Mylo personal communicator Sony stakes out its claim in this newly developing product area. Read more