The main issue with Both Fujitsu notebooks under $2,000 and the Toshiba M30/M35 (at least in the US) is most models now only have shared video memory (not a dedicated video card with ATI or Nvidia).
You can get a Fujitsu with dedicated video over $2,000 but there are many other brands like HP/Compaq and Dell in the $1500 area or even below that with dedicated video memory.
If you can order a Toshiba M30 with the dedicated video memory (at least 64mb) then that is a model to consider. In the US, most of the M35X's at retail only have shared video.
Someone in Europe could order an M30 with the ATI 9700 with 64mb dedicated video which is the best mainstream video card choice in notebooks today (available on Dell 8600 with 128mb dedicated video but that is somewhat thicker and heavier).
If you don't need dedicated video memory than the Toshiba M30 is probably a better value than the Fujitsu but Fujitsu is supposed to have good quality (the ones made in Japan, not the horrid Fujitsu-Siemanns models sold in Europe)
I am looking for a laptop with a sharp screen, I use photoshop alot.
I am looking at the Fujitsu line 15" screen, but find any reviews/comments hard to find.
I realize they are heavy, but reliability is very important.
Looking at Lifebook C-2310, C2320, C2330 models and Toshiba M30.
Comments appreciated TIA

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