Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific has announced the debut of the M1010, the first in its brand new product line, the Fujitsu M series.
Made to be user-friendly and packed with connectivity features, this netbook pledges mobility for today's Internet-savvy generation who long for casual usage at a cost within their means.
Decked out with an 8.9-inch widescreen display with a 1024x600 resolution, the M1010 is powered by the Intel Atom processor N270 (1.6GHz, 512 L2 Cache, 533MHz).
Fujitsu has accompanied the M1010 with a set of removable color lid in shades of red, pink, bronze, blue and black.
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