Fujitsu U2010 comes with GPS

Sep 13, 2008 gps navigation, umpc


We have some good evidence on the integrated GPS feature embedded in the new Fujitsu U2010:

It is mentioned on the press release: (translated)

exclusive built-in GPS satellite navigation and FM transmitter (FM Transmitter)

And have a couple of pics to prove it:

However it doesn’t look like this will be the case for the U.S. version Lifebook U2010. U2010 will have the integrated GPS in Korea and Taiwan; and next in line is China.

The suggested retail price of this Atom based convertible UMPC is 42,800 TWD which is about $1333… via

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