Hardware Central reviews the Fujitsu LifeBook P1510D and writes - ‘The P1510D’s benchmark performance is pretty much what you’d expect from an ultralight, battery-miser notebook: fine for everyday work with office applications, no chance of demanding image or video editing or gaming. We saw a BAPCo SysMark 2004 result of 92 (Internet Content Creation 102, Office Productivity 83), with a Futuremark PCMark05 score of 1,211. Graphics-wise, the little LifeBook managed 70 frames per second at XGA resolution in Quake III Arena, but barely staggered through 3DMark05 (score 199) and AquaMark3 (5 fps with a graphics score of 543).’

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