Fujitsu has launched what it calls the world’s lightest notebook Lifebook WU-X / G2, weighing only 634 grams bare, lighter than Apple’s iPad Pro 12.9-inch, which weighs 682 grams.
IT House has learned that this notebook is equipped with a 12th generation Intel Core processor (optional i5-1235U or i7-1255U), memory up to 32GB, it should be noted that this notebook memory supports dual-channel LPDDR4X-4266, but all on-board, the user can not expand the memory, SSD minimum optional 256GB, up to 2TB, there is also the option of Add an external optical drive.
The screen uses a 13.3-inch 1920 x 1080 LCD screen with a high-definition webcam with privacy shutter on top, and the overall size is 307 x 197 x 15.5mm. The battery capacity is only 25Wh, and the official claim is that the battery life can reach 11 hours.
Price.
The price of the Home Edition Windows 11, Core i5, 8G + 256GB SSD is 179,317 yen (equivalent to about $9282.34)
Home Edition Windows 11, Core i5, 8G+512GB SSD costs 202,769 yen (about $10,496.33)
Home Edition Windows 11, Core i5, 16G+256GB SSD costs ¥19,553 (about $10,122.80)
Home Edition Windows 11, Core i5, 16G+512GB SSD costs 219,005 yen (about $11,336.79)
The rest of the configuration requires official customization, as follows.
Notebook is currently available only in Japan, offering a three-year warranty and a three-year subscription to McAfee Livesafe security software.
