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  1. Charles says:

    Now costs only three times as much as the seperate devices, with half the quality.

  2. egg says:

    Fujitsu. Increasing the risk of fire with each new generation of computer.

  3. Masterxak says:

    I need to get a life/

  4. BobSmith says:

    FIRST!

  5. al says:

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!

  6. Prog says:

    Yeah and if the tablet broke, you can’t use the computer anymore. Very usefull

  7. Matthew says:

    thats the one part I didnt like either. I dont want to type on a flat surface, give me keys!!!

  8. anaerin says:

    Why doesn’t the phone/media player (which obviously has a touchscreen) not dock below the tablet, where the trackpad is. Then you have even less duplication of inputs.

  9. DeezNutz says:

    Damn Japs…… always finding ways to make the USA fatter.

  10. Prplcheez says:

    “low chances of injury as the keypad is not mechanical”

    How the HELL do you injure yourself typing on a keyboard?

  11. Susp3kt says:

    I was expecting Xzibit in the bottom panel. Quite disappointing.

  12. Aydan says:

    this is pretty intense! i want one!

  13. rofl says:

    Touch-sensitive surface for a keyboard on a notebook? How disappointingly useless…

  14. fernozzle says:

    So many parts to break!

  15. ಠ_ಠ says:

    Congratulations, you have invented the laptop.

  16. HannaKins says:

    Lol this is cool but I bet if you dropped it it would shatter Dx

  17. Fred says:

    Gz this was on 9gag 2 month ago…

  18. Krulin says:

    So in other words, if you have a laptop with a webcam and a 5 year-old iPod then don’t bother wasting money on this?

  19. Roe Jogan says:

    What happens when you get a text message or phone call and your phone/media player is inside of your laptop/tablet/digital camera?

  20. Mmm says:

    So if it gets stolen so does your phone, tablet and camera? LOL

  21. tarreD says:

    If you can’t rest your hands on the keyboard, then I’ll have to refuse this offer.

  22. somebody says:

    TL; DR

  23. Poop says:

    I don’t find this exciting at all.

  24. I would prefer a normal laptop thank you. The keyboards are easier to use and they can handle video games.

  25. jay pltn says:

    this isn’t a comixed meme posting. this is an ad from Fujitsu. Wake up.

  26. monkyyy says:

    this screams bad idea, as well as pretentious hipster

    for a better idea check out raspberry pi, 25 dollars and says it will run doom3
    would this thong be able to run a real game? are there real buttons that airnt a pain to use? does it cost far to much for the shiny covering that ur are think of buying it for?

  27. grabmapaw says:

    Mother of god

  28. Crunchmaster says:

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!!!!!!!!

  29. zechc says:

    im totally saving up for the second gen life book

  30. Zachisthedude says:

    DO NOT WANT. No physical keyboard!

  31. N says:

    As seemingly pointless as this is… one must admit… it’s pretty sexy to look at.
    And as much as I agree that a touch-screen keyboard on a laptop screams ‘awkward’ and ‘unnecessary,’ I think we’d get used to it after a while. Consider how we type today; on the first typewriters, keys were arranged in alphabetical order, and we have the qwerty system because people were jacking up their equipment. We don’t even think twice about the position of the keys when we’re typing 500 words a minute. Don’t you think people back then would also have thought “This is stupid! I can’t type anything without looking at the keys!” when things changed on them? In ten or twenty years, I bet we won’t even notice something so trivial anymore, and things like this may well become standard. Because it is very elegant.

    • Gimpy says:

      Tablets and Phones are slowly replacing laptops and computers. Why buy a laptop to put your tablet in when you can just as easily use the tablet and not even worry about the laptop. And considering the fact that most tablets are getting bigger and laptops are getting smaller its only a matter of time before people forget about laptops altogether. So something like this is probably going to end up being a marketing gimmick that goes away in what I would guess to be a fairly short amount of time. Hopefully people aren’t actually willing to spend twice the money to get the same results.

    • OLUT says:

      uy;d oiddinlr, nuy iy’d gstf yi ytor ug tiy vsb;y grrk yhr byn ib ygr

      Oh, crap. :) What I was trying to say is it’s gotta be harder to get the right keys if you can’t feel the little nubs that make the alignment right. You’d have to look at your keyboard a lot more often, or risk typing like that above. It may someday change to that, but I prefer real, mechanical keyboards.

  32. Gimpy says:

    It looks good, it sounds good, but in reality its not worth the trouble. Also, my question is what rich bastard buys a tablet and a laptop for his or herself? They’re the same thing!!

    • Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag says:

      College students, I’ve seen many with both and asked this myself.

    • Randomness says:

      Well people who just buy a tablet and already have a laptop are either of the following.

      1. Idiots
      2. People that have work on the go.

      I myself have a MacBook Pro and an iPad (inb4noobtrollzme) and I find it quite useful. Before when I needed to do work on the go or interview someone I needed to get a pen and paper (which I have bad handwriting) and write down nots I can barely read. With a tablet it’s quite easy to do that.

      • Gimpy says:

        But the point of a laptop is that it is a portable computer it’s supposed to serve the same function as a tablet just slightly bulkier.

    • OLUT says:

      My mother, a senior citizen and too poor to pay attention, has a laptop and a tablet. She had an iPad but took it back; she ended up with a slightly smaller tablet that doubles as the controls for a printer-scanner-thingy. She never uses the laptop in a portable capacity.

  33. chiwar7178 says:

    Xzibit, I am disappoint.

  34. Sammie1053 says:

    The amazing part is, I had a Fujitsu Lifebook last year and it was the s**tiest computer ever to be invented. Now it looks epic. So they went from a 25 GB hard drive, Pentium processor and 500 MB RAM to THIS WITCHCRAFT?!

  35. mongooseman says:

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY !!!!

  36. Simply_One_Hell_of_A_Butler says:

    I think it’d be a cool feature if they could make the phone double as a wireless mouse when sync’d with the computer.

  37. scalp says:

    Brace yourself,
    Yar is coming!

    ********************
    here is why votes disappeared from front page

  38. anonymous says:

    When would I ever need a Tablet AND a Laptop at the same time anyway ?
    Even for a presentation at another company, Using the smartphone to control the presentation via bluetooth would be more then sufficient.
    Pretty redundant inmo but it’s an interesting design study. Perhaps in a year or two, there might be a usefull application of such a combined “mobile workplace”

  39. Jordan says:

    shut the hell up if u dont want it dont get it if u do get it it’s that simple.

    • Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag Swag says:

      The real problem here is that this isn’t a meme of any-kind…

  40. Pugiron says:

    Add up the costs and you have the world’s most expensive and least powerfil laptop.. GREAT!

  41. Pixel says:

    just imagine… in some office, someone was being payed to do this, not only that, but they genuinely thought it would be funny to us…

  42. LuigiBro94 says:

    This seem pretty cool.
    I’ll buy one in about 5 years when they perfect it.

  43. Sumguy says:

    Does anyone else think that the tablet is an awkward shape to be used as a tablet, and that getting your phone out every time you want to use your mousepad would be a pain in the ass. How would you get calls while it’s in the computer, anyway?

  44. repostwithinarepost says:

    well i see the track pad is to the left and now below the first tablet… in fact i see no purpose for any of this why not just have a built in camera or just a built in touch screen keyboard?

  45. spacebarfree says:

    so this thing is real?

  46. Pickles says:

    Give them your money idiots.

    It still won’t get you laid.

  47. Jiajakblo says:

    fu***ng cool!

  48. BeastReality says:

    Meh. I hate typing on this tablets. Half the time it doesn’t register what I’ve typed, and the rest of the time it autocorrects the hell out of what I write.
    Give me a good old fashioned laptop any day of the week. At least that way I can play flash media too.

  49. zer0 says:

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.

  50. white says:

    The concept is great, as long you don’t have to buy all the devices to make the laptop work!

  51. Jester says:

    The day keys are replaced by touch I quit the internet.

    • Lipschitz says:

      ^ This. When I strike a key on my keyboard I want it to produce a character. When you use touch screen you’re not even sure you’re hitting a key and there are chances it will not do anything because you hit it in the wrong way.
      I want f***ing real keys which CLICK when I touch them because of mechanical pressure, not virtual keys with no body consistance !

  52. Aries says:

    Ok so its innovative, which is a lot more than can be said for some (cough Apple). That said I agree with Jester, I recently bought a phone that has a qwerty keyboard (the xperia mini pro fyi) and the sales guy was literally like ‘why would you ever want that over a touch phone!?’. So I walked out of the store and bought it online.

    Also my laptop is pretty much a desktop replacement for when I can’t actually the it. The ‘Taking it everywhere’ is pretty ridiculous.

  53. GranChi says:

    that doesn’t look cool, that looks like a step towards a dystopian future where our lives and identities are ruled and determined by technology…

  54. Ilulz4trolls says:

    its all packed into one! thats amazing i would love to have this. But would the cost be to high?! plus how much battery would that thing consume having to power all those things at once?! plus would the quality of the product be terrible?

  55. SilawenGreenleaf says:

    Don’t get me wrong, I’m with the old Jobsmachines ’till the bitter end, but I must admit, I want one of these more than a little.

  56. Mr. Awsome says:

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!

  57. PewPewPew says:

    “Low chances of injury, as the keypad is not mechanical”…. o_O what what now?! How does one even… with a keyboard… ?!?!! Eh, Americans, I guess…

  58. Adam T. Reid says:

    RAINBOWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSS…..

  59. Alex Barber says:

    Am I the only one that noticed the spelling mistake in the 4/5th section of the image?

  60. Cichol says:

    PC Laptop lifespan : 6 years
    Mac lifespan : Until you get home to put it in the trash
    Lifebook Lifespan : Same as mac – only 4 times as expensive.

  61. Tjoe70s says:

    where’s the slot that takes my money?

  62. hunter says:

    Too lazy but someone needs to make a “Yo Dawg, I heard you like devices…” meme for this one

  63. BANANA says:

    Where can I get one and for how much?

  64. dr_school_sux says:

    shut up and take my money.

  65. Coddman says:

    i throw money at screen and nothing happens

  66. IS says:

    Doesn’t the fact that the keyboard isn’t mechanical actually increase your chance of injury? Anyone used to typing on a regular keyboard would be tapping their fingertips with some force against a surface with no give. It would be like ballet dancers who are used to dancing on sprung stage floors dancing en pointe on a concrete slab.


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