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Fujitsu Introduces the Lifebook LH530

Core i3 and i5 variants of the notebook are available.

Sriram Gurunathan|Apr 04, 2011, 14:18:54 IST

Fujitsu has launched the Lifebook LH530 notebook in India as an item under rate contract. The notebook is powered by Intel Core processors.

The book of life

The two variants of the Lifebook LH530 include:

Lifebook LH530 with Intel Core i3-350M processor @ 2.26GHz
Lifebook LH530 with Intel Core i5-520M processor @ 2.4GHz

“We are happy to bring to your attention the availability of world class Fujitsu products under DGS&D RC. Through this initiative, we also intend to reinforce our commitment to offer the best-in-class devices at an unbeatable price-point,” said Ramprasad Lakshminarayanan, General Manager-Channel Sales, Fujitsu India.

The i3 and i5 models are priced at Rs. 39,000 and Rs. 45,760 respectively, and both of them carry a 3 year onsite warranty.

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