FYI - this machine has a pretty lightweight (in terms of impact on loading time) BIOS.
Intel X25-M equipped times, run with 2Gb of RAM: - Resume from sleep: 2.5 secs - Resume from Hibernate from pressing power button: 23 secs
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release date: May, 2013
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LifeBook AH562
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released Nov 2, 2012
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released Oct 26, 2012
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LifeBook SH76/J
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released Oct 26, 2012
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LifeBook UH75
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released Jun 20, 2012
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LIFEBOOK S762
MSRP $999
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released Jun 20, 2012
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LIFEBOOK S752
MSRP $899
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released Jun 20, 2012
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LIFEBOOK E752
MSRP $879
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released May 8, 2012
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LifeBook AH532 (A532)
MSRP $549
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released Mar 9, 2011
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Stylistic Q550
MSRP $729
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discontinued
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LifeBook P7010
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discontinued
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LifeBook C2010
MSRP $1900
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announced Mar 5, 2013
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LifeBook E753
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announced Mar 5, 2013
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LifeBook E743
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announced Mar 4, 2013
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LifeBook E733
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announced Feb 1, 2013
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LifeBook AH56/K
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announced Feb 1, 2013
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LifeBook AH77/E
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announced Oct 19, 2012
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Stylistic QH77/J
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announced Oct 19, 2012
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LifeBook AH78
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announced Jul 9, 2012
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LifeBook T902
MSRP $1899
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announced Jul 9, 2012
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Stylistic Q702
MSRP $1099
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announced Jun 5, 2012
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LifeBook NH532
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announced Jun 4, 2012
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Lifebook U772/E
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announced May 10, 2012
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LifeBook UH55H
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announced May 8, 2012
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LifeBook LH722
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announced Mar 5, 2012
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LifeBook UH572
by khoivinh
Any document scanners out there better than the ScanSnap S1500M?
I own a Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500M document scanner at home and it's great. I need one for the office, but before I pull the trigger on another S1500M, I wonder if there's something newer and better on the market? Or even something just as good that's not as ugly as the S1500M?
Name me an upgrade compact ultraportable.
So the ~$700-class PH530 is my first step downmarket in a while as an everyday carry, and while worthy as a product it's not really 'me'. Recently I've made a few bad decisions in terms of trying to go cheaper (in more ways than just tech - sigh) and it's not really worked out. True, the Fujitsus have been rock-solid and have not let me down in ways that e.g. Apple gear frequently has, and I would actually recommend it in glowing terms to someone who's looking for...
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