Fujitsu has unveiled the lightweight FMV Note U laptop

      Japanese company Fujitsu has introduced a new notebook FMV Note U, which, according to the manufacturer, is the world's lightest device that meets the requirements of the Copilot+PC standard. The notebook weighs only 848 grams and is 17.3 mm thick. FMV Note U is equipped with a 14-inch screen with a resolution of 1920×1200 pixels, providing high image sharpness and comfortable work. The device is powered by Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake processors: the Core Ultra 7 258V or Core Ultra 5 226V depending on the configuration. Users can choose between 16GB or 32GB of RAM and SSD storage ranging from 256GB to 2TB.Image: fmworld_net One of the key features of the FMV Note U is its long battery life - the laptop can function for up to 36 hours on a single charge. The compact charger weighs just 112 grams, making transportation of the notebook and accessories as convenient as possible.Image: fmworld_net Despite its light weight, the FMV Note U features a sturdy construction. The device is MIL-STD-810H certified, which guarantees resistance to vibrations, drops, as well as temperature and humidity fluctuations. Fujitsu has not sacrificed functionality for compactness. FMV Note U is equipped with an extensive set of ports: Two Thunderbolt 4 ports; Two USB-A ports; HDMI 2.1; microSD card slot; 3.5mm audio jack; Gigabit Ethernet for wired network connection.Image: fmworld_petIn addition, the notebook supports Wi-Fi 7 wireless standard, providing high-speed data transfer and stable connection.Image: fmworld_net At the moment FMV Note U is available exclusively in the Japanese market. The base model with a Core Ultra 5 processor, 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD costs ¥214,000 (roughly $1,375). The top-end configuration with a Core Ultra 7 processor, 32GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD will cost 332,800 yen (about $2,139). There is no information on international sales yet. Read also Diners Club is 75 years old. Who invented credit cards and how they conquered the world In January 2025, Diners Club celebrated its 75th anniversary. Today it is one of the six largest payment systems in the world, and in addition - a club of the most respectable and prestigious clients. IT-World recalled that it was its founder who once invented a completely new payment system, which started the history of the global card market.