Fujitsu has announced a hand held PC called LifeBook UH900. The little machine is very similar to the UMID M1 MBook or the Sharp Netwalker.
The LifeBook UH900 has a sunlight readable WXGA multi-touch screen display. And at 5.6 inches, the display is 60% to 80% bigger than the display on mobile handsets. The UH900 is powered by an Atom Z530 processor. The storage option is a generous 62GB Solid State Drive. The machine weighs just 500g and offers full Windows 7 compatibility including multi-touch support. The connectivity options include integrated 3.5G and Bluetooth. There is also a webcam.
The LifeBook UH900 is available in Black, Red and Gold. No word on pricing or availability as yet, but the machine is expected to launch in January.
