Fujitsu notebooks have had some good reviews from people and they are still made in Japan (like Panasonic VCRS but not TV's --those are Mexico for many).
Some Fujitsu models over $2000 have dedicated video RAM but not the models you are looking at.
I have looked at them at the Concord, CA Fry's and the Crystal Series LCD is nice and similar to the newly available HP or Compaq Briteview option nearly across the board on custom order models at hpshopping.com.
Fry's is one of the only retailers that carry Fujitsu though.
You will be ok with shared video memory if you will really NEVER play most demanding games or not use Photoshop or Autocad,etc later as you can never go back and upgrade later on a notebook (you can always do it on an desttop with an open expansion slot).
If you like this type of smaller lighter notebook check out the brand new HP DV1000 at hpshopping.com with DVD/CD playing with the computer off and an integrated remote control (but shared memory also).
See X1000forums.com for any and all questions about the Compaq X1000 series (which I have) or the sister HP ZT3000 series.
You are better off ordering these or any HP/Compaq custom at hpshopping.
See the best ordering specifications and and all available discounts at X1000forums.com (many of which apply to any HP or Compaq custom order model at hpshopping).
I bought my Compaq X1360US retail at Circuit City and I got a good price on it (sale price and HP rebate) but I could have saved more and gotten better specifications (64mb dedicated video memory instead of 32mb dedicated) by ordering custom as I found out later at X1000forums.com
You can only get the bluetooth internal option online, you can order a DVD burner (multiformat) option only online, you can get the HP Briteview XGA LCD in many cases only online (some models have it in stores but I haven't seen it yet for X1000/ZT3000) and also you can get 1 year free HP financing online, student discounts, $100 custom order rebate, etc.