Fujitsu Canada has been shipping its new LifeBook T4000 Tablet PC this month and during the first week of December will drop the price to attract more users.

The second-generation tablet replaces its thin and light LifeBook T3000 Tablet PC that was targeted at vertical markets and didn't house a modular bay. The new LifeBook T4000 has been shipping throughout November at a Canadian price point of $2,799.

According to Tamara Keserovic, Fujitsu Canada's marketing manager, mobile computing products, resellers will be able to start selling the device at $2,649 in early December.

"The reason being has nothing to do with the adoption rate of the product, it's just that we have seen a lot of success for a relatively new product launch and we want to capitalize on that even further and lower prices and start selling tons of volume," Keserovic said. "Because we have seen a lot of success with the T4000 convertible form factor in the consumer market, we wanted to capture that market and hit a sub-$2,500 price point."

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