With Windows 7 release right around the corner, PC maker is gearing up for customers with an updated product portfolio that can provide a complete Windows-7-offer adventure. As you have read over the last few months may be, is one of the most important functions that are enabled on upcoming Microsoft operating system, support for multi-touch surface to bring. Be expected in this sense, several PC manufacturers to develop new products or update options for its current lines of PCs known that can be said to support function.

Fujitsu is certainly one of these providers, since the company just announced that they have a “touch” input to the flagship LifeBook T5010 Tablet PC allow.

“The LifeBook T5010 Tablet PC is our first offering in a series of dual-digitizer convertibles that the anticipated benefits of the advanced features of Windows 7 operating system. The advantage of the connection that it is intuitive and practical. Consumers, mobile professionals and students immediately recognize the value and convenience it adds to the computing experience, “said Paul Moore, senior director of mobile product management at Fujitsu America.

Boasting a 13.3-inch display and the line Intel Core 2 Duo powered mobile processors, Fujitsu LifeBook T5010 Tablet PC is available immediately with a two-finger touch sensitivity option that is the question of the number of grounds for PC select user, increasing the company’s flagship. The new feature is support for input pinch zooming, rotating, and other two-finger gestures that become available, which is eagerly awaited operating system Windows 7. In addition, the tablet is to support the pen-input interface.

The convertible touchscreen laptop from Fujitsu offers a built-in webcam and dual-microphone array, spill-resistant keyboard, integrated 3G mobile broadband (AT & T or Verizon), a fingerprint reader, smart card slot and an optional second battery.