Aside from its responsive touch screen, the Fujitsu LifeBook B6110D offers long battery life, light weight, and enough processor power for mainstream business applications.

Using the bright 12.1-inch touch screen is easy. The only problem I encountered was during initial calibration: The cursor sat about an inch higher than where I pointed with the stylus--but this was easy to fix using the calibration utility. The spring-loaded stylus "garage" is conveniently located on the right side of the unit, along with the two USB ports. When you don't want to use the touch screen, the B6110D's touchpad and mouse buttons work fine, too. You can learn more about this notebook by reading the full review over at PCWorld.



Link: PC World