In pictures: Fujitsu Lifebook SH771

We take a close-up look at Fujitsu's latest 'no compromise' ultra-portable laptop

The left side has the power port, Gigabit Ethernet, VGA, HDMI, two more USB ports (including one that supports USB 3.0), and separate headphone and microphone ports. You can see that the front of the unit also has a convenient wireless toggle.

This feature-set is probably a little overkill for the average user, and Fujitsu knows this. It's a laptop that's aimed at professionals and enthusiasts who require more flexibility out of their laptop than typical users.

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