Are you in the market for a new netbook? Something from Fujitsu may fit you. Hey that rhymes. The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 has begun shipping in the US, priced at $599, with some decent specs.

Some of those Specs include an 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 pixel display, 1.7GHz AMD Athlon II Neo K125 processor, Windows 7 Professional, 320GB hard drive, 2GB RAM, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth, Ethernet, 5,800mAh battery, HDMI output, 3 USB ports and a Built-in card reader.

The latest from Fujitsu Japan is an 11.6-inch notebook powered by AMD’s Athlon Neo K125 single-core processor, dubbed the PH540. No info yet on a release date or pricing, but the specs are below.

It boasts an 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 pixel display, Athlon Neo K125 1.7GHz processor, AMD M880G chipset, ATI Radeon HD 4225 graphics chip, 2GB RAM, 320GB hard drive, HDMI output, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, 1.3-megapixel webcam, and Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit.

You can bet that a glut of new 3D products are coming to market and before long, we will have a gob of 3D cameras and video cameras to choose from. Fujitsu is showing off some of its new products at its Fujitsu Forum 2010 in Tokyo.

Among the gear that the company is showing off is an all in one PC that sports a 3D webcam. The camera lets users have 3D video chats and conference calls.

Before the iPad was official, many were predicting that the print market could be saved by eReaders with color screens for reading magazines and other content. Now that the iPad is on the market, it will steal a lot of the thunder from eReaders color or not.

However, there is no denying that an e-paper screen is easier on many eyes than an LCD like the iPad uses. Fujitsu Laboratories has unveiled a new color e-paper screen that is much better than its previous color offering.

Fujitsu has an interesting power strip for those who give a hoot about their electricity usage. It measures the electrical energy used in each outlet in real time, to help figure out how much electricity is being used in an office.

This data is combined with a scheduler to let you know how much energy is consumed even in the absence of the user. Each outlet has a contactless power sensor that can measure up to 2,000W. The data is transmitted over the network via a transmitter in a USB port on the side of the power strip.

Love pink? Fujitsu’s MH380 netbook will definitely appeal to the ladies. And men of questionable manlihood. Besides, the smaller than normal keyboard isn’t friendly for male fingers.

Some specs include a 10.1″ display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and WiMAX and Windows 7 Starter Edition. Looks like this is a Japan only item at the moment. So if you want one, go ahead and import one.

Eighteen hours is a long time. I’m on my laptop at least that long everyday, though I have to be plugged in. That power cord is like a leash, my friends and we are but chained dogs. Fujitsu wants to set us free with the new ProGREEN line.

The 14-inch Lifebook E780 has an 18-hour battery life. Yes 18 hours! There’s also the 15.6-inch Lifebook S710. Both are Energy Star 5.0 certified, with LED backlit screens.

For those of you who have been waiting with bated breath for the Fujitsu T900 tablet, you’ll be happy to know that the T900 is now available in the states. You can choose from a 2.53GHz Core i5 or a 2.66GHz Core i7 processor to go with the 2GB of RAM and 160GB hard drive. So you can get the performance you want.

Along with the option of CPUs, you can also get a modular bay with enough space for an extra battery, an optical drive or a second hard drive. Some other specs include a 13.3″ WXGA touchscreen display with LED backlighting and an SSD replacement option.

If you live in the US and have been drooling over the Fujitsu LifeBook UH900, it’s now available for $999, having silently invaded our shores. The UH900 features a 5.6″ multitouch display, Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, 2GB RAM, 62GB SSD, Wi-Fi N and Bluetooth, GPS navigation support and Windows 7 Home Premium.

But you don’t have to pay $999 for the UH900, as there is now a special offer where you can get a $150 discount coupon, which brings the price down to $849.

Pinetrail is now official and the major netbook manufacturers are starting to unveil their new line-ups. Here is one from Fujitsu, who has just officially announced their new MH380 netbook. The device certainly looks unique. Design-wise it has some rounded edges and stands out from the crowd thanks to a half-sphere indentation next to the trackpad for circular motion scrolling.

The MH380 sports an HD-capable 10.1″ glossy screen, a 1.6 GHz Atom N450 processor, 2GB of RAM, a 250 GB HDD, card reader, 1.3 MP webcam, 10/100 LAN and 802.11n WiFi. It also has Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and weighs only 1.3 kg. The battery is 6 cells.

Fujitsu has unveiled the headline F series, which will be powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 processor and has 4GB of RAM. The machines come in 23 or 20 inch versions, with resolutions of 1920 x 1080 and 1600 x 900.

They are also offering the MT series of 12.1-inch convertible tablets, which have WACOM functionality and up to an SU9400 Intel CPU. The NF/ER laptops and F/ER desktops combine multitouch with specially designed keyboard and mouse inputs, and even a support hotline, so that older folks can use them.

Mini computers are growing in popularity every day and over the last several months there have been lots of new mini PCs, nettops, and netbooks unveiled. These low cost systems have proven very compelling options for consumers with less to spend during the global economic crunch.

IFA 2009 is in full swing over in Europe and Fujutsu has unveiled its latest Mini PC called the Esprimo Q1500. The little mini PC is packed inside a small case that has a volume of 1.4 liters and still offers HDMI out and optional Blu-ray. The machine is square and is about the size of a CD case according to Fujitsu.

Fujitsu will use VIA’s Eden ULV (Ultra Low Voltage) processor for the FUTRO S100 thin client, which is surprisingly easy on the eyes. The processor enables the entire system to suck down just 11 watts under full load. The Fujitsu FUTRO S100 thin client is designed for server-based computing and virtual workplace solutions and contains no moving parts.

Some other specs include a 1GB of DDR2 memory, a pair of USB 2.0 connectors, VGA output, Ethernet, a VX800 media processor, Chrome9 HC3 graphics and internal CF-based storage support. No word on pricing just yet, but it’s ready to ship.

Fujitsu Japan has launched an updated version of its LOOX M netbook. The latest is powered by an Intel Atom N280 processor running at 1.66 Ghz. You’ll get a 10.1 inch screen with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels and the battery that offers 2.7 to 5 hours of use.

Some other features include 1GB of RAM, Intel 945GSE Express chip set, 160GB hard drive, webcam, multi card reader and Bluetooth. It is available in Japan in four flavors: white, red, black and lavender for 59,800 Yen or $660.

If you find that you can’t get in shape on your own and need the help of a gadget, the F-09A handset from Fujitsu will help by nagging you into shape. It features a large 3.4″ touchscreen panel which is capable of sliding and rotating to access different functions, while offering an integrated Exercise Monitor that lets you know how much physical activity you’ve engaged in.

Some other features include GPS navigation, an 8.1-megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity, 1Seg TV and the ability to keep you connected to the net wherever you are thanks to its high-speed FOMA, 3G and GSM compatibility.