Fujitsu LifeBook AH572 starts shipping, Sandy Bridge and 3D for only a grand

Mar 28th 2011
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We saw the Fujitsu LifeBook AH572 long ago in January at CES, and on the time, we were intrigued by the possibility of Sandy Bridge speed and 3D capability — it boasts a passive 3D display and dual cameras for recording inside the third dimension — for an eminently reasonable $999. Well, were you capable of resist the wave of laptops from the remainder of computing’s usual suspects , now you can search out Fujitsu’s 3D lappy packing Intel’s latest silicon, a 500GB HDD, and Blu-ray combo drive as well. Sound good? Hit the source link to snatch a few of the laptop love for yourself.

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