Fujitsu Siemens LIFEBOOK E – Full Sized and High Performance

Testing the notebook

For some unknown reasons our notebook refused to pass tests with Netscape Communicator, so the results are somewhat curtailed. Nevertheless, the tests confirm the high performance of this model, which is not at all surprising, and the claimed battery life, which is very nice.

BAPCo/MadOnion MobileMark 2002 Productivity workload (Performance rating)	214
BAPCo/MadOnion MobileMark 2002 Productivity workload (Battery life rating)	245 minutes
BAPCo/MadOnion MobileMark 2002 Reader workload (Battery life rating)	-
BAPCo/MadOnion SysMark 2002	-
BAPCo/MadOnion SysMark 2002 Office Productivity	-
BAPCo/MadOnion SysMark 2002 Internet Content Creation	285

MadOnion 3DMark 2001 Game Results (32 bit color, 32 bit Texture Format, 24 bit Z-buffer depth, Frame Buffer – Double buffering, Hardware T&L)

Resolution	640x480	800x600	1024x768	1280x1024	1400x1050
3DMark Result	13971	12006	9896	7231	6141

FutureMark 3DMark03

Resolution	640x480	800x600	1024x768	1280x1024	1400x1050
3DMark Result	4588	3602	2674	1878	1652

Serious Sam 2

Resolution		640x480	800x600	1024x768	1280x1024
Speed	16bpp	150,1	146,1
	32bpp	148,1	142,8
Normal	16bpp		140,9	132,1
	32bpp		137,9	119,6
Quality	16bpp			96,7	68,2
	32bpp			85,3	58

Return to Castle Wolfenstein

Resolution		640x480	800x600	1024x768	1280x1024
Fast	16bpp	205	203,8
	32bpp	204,6	198,2
Normal	16bpp		188,2	170,1
	32bpp		179,6	151
High Quality	16bpp			156,2	124,6
	32bpp			145,9	102,1

Conclusions

So, what's our "solid residue"? Stylish design, rich set of I/O ports (including outdated ports), developed protection from unauthorized access, excellent performance... Ideal? Well, the ideal cannot be achieved you know... But for the short period of time that I used this notebook, I noticed only one drawback – inconvenient LCD panel. Brand style.

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