Fujitsu has launched the LifeBook Q2010 embedded with the HSDPA-enabled service, which the company claims, will ensure users of a new and better experience in true mobile broadband connectivity.

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According to Fujitsu, the Sierra Wireless MC8755V PCI Express Mini Card embedded module is fully integrated into the LifeBook Q2010, providing customers with the ability to wirelessly connect to their email, the Internet, or online applications with HSDPA network, anytime, anywhere. For use in areas where HSDPA is not available, the MC8755V embedded module is also compatible with UMTS networks and GPRS networks, enabling worldwide roaming for business travellers.
 
Fujitsu’s Product Manager for Australia, David Niu said, “Consumers can break free from the restrictions set by Wi-Fi hotspots and broadband wires, and enjoy enhanced download speeds of up to 1.8Mbps today. And as Fujitsu has taken the liberty in being the world’s first to incorporate dual digital array microphones into the LifeBook Q2010, it is now be used like a phone, complete with SMS capabilities. The age of the all-in-one telecommunication device has arrived in the quintessential form of the LifeBook Q2010.”

Sierra Wireless’ Vice President for Sales in the Asia Pacific, Jin Pak added, “Integrated Sierra Wireless 3G embedded modules improve the mobile user’s experience by simplifying the process of getting online virtually anywhere at any time. The integrated module is easy to use and the fast data speeds available with HSDPA offer significant benefits to mobile professionals, who can wirelessly access online information quickly and easily. Sierra Wireless is pleased to work with Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific to deliver the advantages of embedded 3G connectivity.”

Model Name: LifeBook Q2010 (3G)
RRP: $3,899

See: www.lifebook.com.au