Fujitsu announced on Monday the LifeBook MH380 netbook, offering Intel's new Atom N450 processor for reduced power consumption and improved battery life.
The ruby red 10.1-inch system weighs 2.97 lbs. and offers an HD (1366x768) display, 250GB storage, 1GB memory, 802.11 b/g/n wireless connectivity, integrated webcam, Bluetooth, Windows 7 Starter and up to seven hours of battery life.
The LifeBook MH380 is priced at $449 and will be available in January.
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