Fujitsu M1010

1.1kg, doesn't get very warm, ExpressCard slot, sturdy construction

Cramped keyboard, uncomfortable touchpad, no 802.11n wireless networking

The more we used this netbook, the more we fell in love with it. Despite being small, you get used to typing on it. It's one of the few netbooks on the market to have an ExpressCard/34 slot, so it's perfect for use with a mobile data card. We also love...

1.1kg, doesn't get very warm, ExpressCard slot, sturdy construction

Cramped keyboard, uncomfortable touchpad, no 802.11n wireless networking

The more we used this netbook, the more we fell in love with it. Despite being small, you get used to typing on it. It's one of the few netbooks on the market to have an ExpressCard/34 slot, so it's perfect for use with a mobile data card. We also love...

ExpressCard and media card slots, Choice of lid designs, Responsive keyboard, Two-year warranty

Sideways mouse buttons, Average battery life, Not that competitively priced

Fujitsu's netbook offering doesn't really differ much in performance, but redeems itself in design. We still wish it was a touch cheaper, though.

ExpressCard and media card slots, Choice of lid designs, Responsive keyboard, Two-year warranty

Sideways mouse buttons, Average battery life, Not that competitively priced

ExpressCard and media card slots, Choice of lid designs, Responsive keyboard, Two-year warranty

Sideways mouse buttons, Average battery life, Not that competitively priced

Fujitsu's netbook offering doesn't really differ much in performance, but redeems itself in design. We still wish it was a touch cheaper, though.