FCCL announced 5 series and 11 models in the FMV 2026 winter lineup. The company is expanding support for Copilot+ and has introduced designs focused on everyday use, including lighter weight and longer battery life. Launches will begin sequentially on 23 October 2026.
Fujitsu Client Computing (FCCL) announced 5 new FMV series comprising 11 models for its 2026 winter lineup. The company is expanding the range of Copilot+ PC-compatible models, improving the usability of AI applications and highlighting enhanced processing performance. Launches are scheduled to begin sequentially on 23 October.
The 14.0-inch FMV Note U weighs approximately 634g following a weight reduction, offers 10.7% longer battery life, and allows customers to choose the CPU. The FMV Note C features a 13.3-inch aluminum chassis, interfaces including HDMI, and an AMD Ryzen AI processor. Designed with an emphasis on durability, the FMV Note M uses a two-stage actuation-force keyboard. The FMV Note A features a large 16.0-inch display, a facial-recognition webcam and a privacy camera shutter, while the 11.6-inch FMV Note Q is a 2-in-1 device that supports 5 configurations.
Two FMV Store-exclusive collaboration models are available: FMV ConnectIN povo and FMV Zero GODZILLA EDITION. ConnectIN povo bundles povo2.0 with a communications service, with 3 plans to choose from. The Zero GODZILLA EDITION features a predominantly black design decorated with Godzilla motifs.
FMV Store-exclusive models, including the YU NAGABA model, are also available exclusively for the FMV Note C. They include 3 collaboration top-cover designs with Nagaba Yū (長場 雄), a dedicated case and original wallpapers.
FCCL announced the “2026 Survey on Students’ Learning and the Current State of Digital,” examining the relationship between students and PCs. While PC ownership stands at around 50% among high school students and approximately 95% among university students, confidence in using PCs remains low, with scores in the low 50s for both high school and university students. The company highlighted the importance of the ability to think in the AI era.