Fujitsu Lifebook U2010 hits the FCC, now known as the U820

Remember the Fujitsu Lifebook U2010 that was spotted in Vietnam not so long ago? Well, you may not have to wait that long before it reaches the US market as the mini-tablet PC is already seeking the FCC approval. Interestingly, it is now bearing the name Lifebook U820. No word yet on why the sudden change in name, but we’re thinking that it might be to avoid confusing this UMPC with another Fujitsu product known as the T2010.

Anyway, aside from getting an increase in the display department which now stands at 1280 x 800 from the previously published 1024 x 768 specs, nothing much has changed about the Fujitsu Lifebook U820. It will still have an Intel Atom processor, which according to the manual submitted by Fujitsu to the FCC would specifically be a Z530 Intel Atom processor. It will also feature a 945GU Express chipset, 1GB RAM, a 5.6-inch Crystal View Wide SVGA display, and for connectivity the U820 will have both internal LAN and WLAN with an optional for Bluetooth.

Read [FCC] Via [Engadget]