“Yippee! I love Easter Eggs!” Oh wait, it’s not the sort that can be eaten. No, this kind of Easter Egg is the variety that comes with your brand new Fujitsu Core Duo Notebook. Was this done on purpose? Perhaps with the honest desire to create joy and excitement on its discovery? Not really…

Editor’s Note: The Fujitsu Lifebook N6410 was not yet available for purchase when this article was written. There will be several models in the N6410 line. If you want an N6410 similar to or exactly the same as the one tested by MobilityGuru, compare the specs for the one you plan to buy with the specs presented later in this article.

When Fujitsu offered to send me an evaluation unit of one of the first Centrino Duo notebooks to hit the US market, the N6410, I jumped at the chance. Not only could I get a taste of Intel’s Core Duo processor and supporting 945PM chipset, but I would be able to mess with the Windows XP SP2 USB battery drain demon that TG Publishing’s Tom’s Hardware Guide and TG Daily websites have been pursuing with great vigor. Source: Tom’s Hardware

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