‘The new S Series has also made the hop across to Intel’s upgraded Centrino platform (Sonoma) since its last incarnation and therefore benefits from an increased Pentium M 533MHz Front Side Bus (FSB), DDR2 RAM, SATA hard drive support, upgraded 802.11 a/b/g wireless, High Definition Audio, the lot. Bluetooth comes fitted on top.

Since the S7020 is clearly designed for clocking up the miles it comes with a security panel which has five hardware buttons on it that can be used to set access codes. Touchpad and trackpoint diehards need not worry either as the S7020 features both and a magnesium/synthetic compound case is designed to dissipate heat, meaning owners should be able to avoid the nay infamous thigh burning capabilities of many of today’s machines.’

Read more at Fujitsu Siemens S Series S7020

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