Fujitsu Laptop Weight @ 778G

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Just saw this model of Fujitsu UH-X that weighs 778g, any fellow bros and sis have gotten your hands on this lighweight monster?

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Seems like can only be found in Courts :s12:

Love to hear from fellow users :D
 

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Wow 778g is very lightweight

So convenient to bring it with you anywhere too
 

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As questioned, other than very, very, very, feather "light".

There must be something I misread from the spec sheet. I am just curious.

If you need the lightest laptop, this is probably it.

Do keep in mind there is a price to be paid for being so light. A shorter battery life or a more throttle cpu.
 

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I hope you guys don't use the LAN port much. Last time in one of my ex-company the Fujitsu LAN port thing while it looks cool, breaks a lot.
 

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If you need the lightest laptop, this is probably it.

Do keep in mind there is a price to be paid for being so light. A shorter battery life or a more throttle cpu.

Right, I can only see the "lightness", Jap brand but small battery, curious what other benefit. Different ppl has different needs. For me, battery and lightness are important. Paying more than 2k, I will look at XPS, X1 or Zenbook which does not compromise battery.
 
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All it takes is one bad drop or accidentally sitting on it or having it in the backpack and pressed against something that causes it to bend and break.
 

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As questioned, other than very, very, very, feather "light".

There must be something I misread from the spec sheet. I am just curious.

It's just a light laptop. There's nothing too unusual about it.
 

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All it takes is one bad drop or accidentally sitting on it or having it in the backpack and pressed against something that causes it to bend and break.
You have to be a bit more careful but it's not that fragile. If you ask me, the first thing you will probably break is the RJ45 port. Forget to unplug, pull the laptop and the port breaks. :s13:
 

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Just curious, what is so tempting about these 2 laptops other than "light"?

still have many ports even though it's a thin and light ultrabook

e.g. ethernet port, full-size sd card slot, full-size hdmi port, and 2 type-c ports

and 778g is really light. suggest u go to any of the 4 stores to hold it physically
 

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still have many ports even though it's a thin and light ultrabook

e.g. ethernet port, full-size sd card slot, full-size hdmi port, and 2 type-c ports

and 778g is really light. suggest u go to any of the 4 stores to hold it physically

I used light zenbook, vaio, spectre before and that is 1 of the reason I want a light laptop. I agree 778g is very light.

With the price of over SGD 2k, more options like XPS, Thinkpad, Zenbook good battery, light and all the standard ports and connectivity. Personally, if this laptop has more than "lightness" then dun mind looking at.
 
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