About 599 g ultra-compact mobile PC "FMV-BIBLO LOOX U50X / V" photo review

Fujitsu's UMPC which began selling on September 6 "FMV-BIBLO LOOX U50X / VAs I was able to borrow, I took pictures of each part. There were various parts that I could not understand at all until touching.

Details are as below.
Weighing easy to handle with one hand.


The thickness is 32 mm.


Click button on the left.


There are a stick point and Fn button to operate the mouse and an up and down cursor button to the right.


Fn button in the middle, cursor button on the left and right.


Stick point with slip.


The back side of the main body.



CF card slot and power switch on the right side of the main unit, USB connector for antenna for one segment.


CF card slot.


The USB connector has a lid.


I just extended the one-segment antenna.


It can be bent properly at the root.


Wireless switch, DC-IN connector, SD memory card slot, volume, LINE IN terminal, LINE OUT terminal on the left side.


Slide the wireless switch to ON or OFF.


SD memory card slot.


volume.


The left is the LINE IN terminal for the microphone and the right is the LINE OUT terminal for the headphone.


On the front side there is a conversion cable terminal for LAN connector and external display connector.


This is a connector.


LAN connector part.


External display connector part.


Connector installed.


There is a battery on the back side, so there is no particular terminal.


To remove the battery, operate the button on the back of the main unit.


The battery is removed.


The stylus is at the top of the display.


The stylus is stretchy.


The size is about this.


I opened the display.


keyboard. Use the cursor keys by pressing Fn.


The keystrokes are shallow.


A fingerprint sensor on the right of the display.


There is also a Ctrl + Alt + Del button.


At the bottom of the display are a keyboard light and a soft keyboard start button and a screen rotation button.


It seems to operate with such feeling.


The display is rotatable.


Turning and folding is like this.


It can be operated without a keyboard.


It seems from the continuation that it actually started.

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