Budget notebooks are never meant for heavy work: just enough for basic surfing, e-mail, and light multimedia playing. And that is what you’d exactly get with the Fujitsu LifeBook A6120. A6120 is a bit bulky, though the reviewer noted that it looks modern than other budget laptops. At its price, the A6120 includes durability features you’d be hard-pressed on finding on other budget notebooks. It offers the anti-spill feature, a shock-mounted hard drive as well as firm locks. The reviewer stated that the A6120 feels more stable than notebooks without a latch. While it has an outstanding 5 USB ports, 4 of them are on the backside, making access difficult. The reflective finish display is capable of showing 1280 x 800, though it has limited viewing angles and some motion blur. Benchmark scores were right on target for its class while productivity tests showed that the A6120 is a capable performer. If your needs are basic and you’d want to have that extra durability features, the Fujitsu LifeBook A6120 is a great deal for its tag price.