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    Tomshardware review of fujitsu N6410

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by irfan, Mar 2, 2006.

  1. irfan

    irfan Notebook Consultant

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    irfan, Mar 2, 2006
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    good lookin' out! thanks for the URL. i'm kinda bummed about the case build. i expected a pretty solid machine for a 10lb. footprint. :( mine will be an almost permanent DTR fixture though. i'll be much pickier about case build when i complement the N6410 with a fully mobile, much smaller rig down-the-road...
     
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    that thing just looks so nice, i think i like the looks even more than my N6210.
     
    circa86, Mar 2, 2006
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    ya that is sweet. And the screen brightness map is amazing. I think it is an improvement over the old. I don't know if it was always like that or just 1 year of continuous use, but now I do notice light leaks on 4 sides when on black background in a dark room :(
     
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    Anyone else find this a bit surprising?:

    "The control wheel doesn't work to control the CD/DVD player with Windows XP Media Center Edition"

    But it does work with Home and Pro? I would kind of expect a notebook which is essentially aimed at multimedia to have it the other way around. Oh, well. Just a small, stupid observation on my part, I guess. :p

    Otherwise looks like an outstanding machine. Thanks for the link!
     
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    i did find that interesting but it doesn't really affect me since i'm running XP Pro. if i were running MCE and the tuner w/remote, i'd be somewhat annoyed. i'd want the option of either/or and i don't really understand why one would override the other... it kinda reinforces my choice for NOT running MCE and the synch'ed hardware.
     
    isvara_pranidhana, Mar 3, 2006
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