Fujitsu LifeBook MH380 - Intel Atom

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Pros:

Display opens up to a wide angle, speakers are decent.
Screen opens to wide angle; decent speakers.
Bright HD display, Comfortable keyboard, Unique scroll wheel, Relatively loud speakers, Good battery life

Cons:

Overdesigned, Overpriced, doesn’t offer any unique features.
Overpriced, overdesigned, and simply doesn't offer anything unique.

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Last revision on September 30, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Display opens up to a wide angle, speakers are decent
Screen opens to wide angle; decent speakers
Bright HD display, Comfortable keyboard, Unique scroll wheel, Relatively loud speakers, Good battery life

Reviewers Didn't Like

Overdesigned, Overpriced, doesn’t offer any unique features
Overpriced, overdesigned, and simply doesn't offer anything unique
Scrunched comma and period keys, Intel CPU and GPU not up to handling the display
Tiny touchpad, A bit heavy and thick, Creaky bezel and hinge, Slow boot time, Expensive

Expert reviews and ratings

Yet another Atom N450 Netbook in a sea of me-too competitors, the awkwardly designed Fujitsu Lifebook MH380 doesn't perform well enough or include anything unique to justify its higher...

By cnet on April 19, 2010

This portable's high-resolution screen overpowers its netbook CPU and graphics processor....

By PCWorld on March 29, 2010

Although this netbook offers a new way to scroll and a high-def display, its high price and small touchpad will turn off some...

By LaptopMag on February 09, 2010

It is quite hard to walk around the streets of sunny Singapore and not hear a short snippet of a stranger's conversation about how tablets and slate devices are "netbook killers" and poised to become the next big thing in mobile computing. And yet,...

By VR-Zone on June 18, 2010

Fujitsu LifeBook MH380 tries to stand out among the already crowded Netbook market by over-designing their product. Sadly, it doesn’t offer any good value for money....

By Online Notebook on May 10, 2010

We have two quite cliche words for Fujitsu's designers: size matters. Putting aside the $449 price point for a second, the larger size and resulting weight of the netbook along with the contrasting diminutive size of its touchpad hold the MH380 from...

By Engadget on February 18, 2010

The netbook comes with USB sharing applications that lets it share devices and content with other computers.One of the applications lets the netbook use the DVD and CD drives of another computer, while another allows it to work as a USB storage drive...

By AsiaOne on January 08, 2010