Fujitsu Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

iPad trademark now lives at 1 Infinite Loop

by Michael Rose (Mar 26th, 2010)

No more sleepless nights for Apple's lawyers, at least not until the Nokia and HTC suits begin to heat up. The company is now the proud owner of a slightly used trademark: iPad™, as of March 17, is no longer a Fujitsu mark and has been assigned to Apple. Much speculation had surrounded the ...

Rumor: Apple gunning for iPad trademark

by Mike Schramm (Jan 22nd, 2010)

Even though the WSJ pretty much broke the story on next week's tablet announcement (when the mainstream media prints something as true, it's true, right?), that hasn't kept the crazy tablet rumors from coming in. Earlier in the week, MacRumors and the no-comment-on-the-name JesusTablet.com ...

ScanSnap Manager updated for Snow Leopard

by TJ Luoma (Nov 16th, 2009)

Fujitsu has finally updated the ScanSnap Manager app for Snow Leopard. "Version 2.2 L12" is available for download for the following models: ScanSnap S300M ScanSnap S510M ScanSnap S500M ScanSnap S1500M Unfortunately, for some bizarre reason they require that the previous version be ...

New Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M

by Mat Lu (Jan 16th, 2008)

Just about everyone who has used one seems to rave about Fujitsu's ScanSnap line of sheet-fed scanners, especially when combined with OCR software like DEVONthink Pro Office. The only problem has been the price, running at nearly $500. Well, Macworld is reporting that Fujitsu is finally going to ...

On doubting the iPhone and making the wrong comparisons

by David Chartier (Jun 4th, 2007)

John Gruber already pointed out some flaws of The Register's Lance Davis who doubts the iPhone, but I have an even bigger problem with the line of thinking Davis used in his analysis. He writes: Remember, the mobile industry is one where some of the biggest companies in the world have tried and ...

A 200GB hard drive upgrade for your MacBook or MacBook Pro

by Laurie A. Duncan (Nov 1st, 2006)

Got $500 bucks? Need a larger single drive in your shiny new MacBook or MacBook Pro? Care more about battery life than RPMs? Then head over to MacService and they'll hook you up with a large, 4200RPM drive upgrade for a cool $445 (installation and Ground shipping included) or $494 (includes ...