I recently bought a Fujitzu u810 mini (review) with the AT&T WWAN (which I must say is fast, but startup -> online is quirky). Anyways, online friends have been asking for some pictures of it, and I took a snapshot with my cellphone. It’s sitting on top of my work laptop, a Dell XPS M1530 (15″ LCD):

Some initial protips:

- Buy the dock. I regret not buying it.

- You do not have to buy the LAN/VGA cable accessory. It comes with one already (I made that mistake)

- If you have the WWAN option and is activating it, expose the SIM slot by removing the battery. To activate, set up your account with AT&T first, then do not run the activation checker. If it’s running, kill the activation checker and launch the AT&T Wireless Manager. Make sure to add into the profiles GSM > New Profile, and just do AT&T Internet. Close the program, re-launch and just wait for 3-4 minutes. This is the quirky part: The manager needs to disable some component of the WWAN device and activate another component for the Manager to register it. If you put your computer on suspend, it has to go through the same process, which can take up to a minute or two. I have no idea why it’s like that, but regardless, the speeds have been quite fast (1800 down, 1000 up avg) so far.

- Lastly, do not buy the screen protector accessory. It’s absolute crap and will hurt your eyes if you view the screen with it on. There’s better brands out there that does not blur your screen to protect it. Unfortunately I don’t remember where I bought my other one at the moment.