Fujitsu Keeps Optical Drives Alive
Advancing Digital Conversations Fujitsu is keeping physical media relevant with its new FMV Note A WA3-K3 laptop, which ships with an internal optical drive — a rarity in modern notebooks.
The top configuration even includes a Blu-ray drive, showing that demand for discs persists in Japan, where optical media continues to play a role in how consumers install software and enjoy entertainment.
- The WA3-K3, now available in Japan starting at ¥124,800 (around $800 USD), includes an internal DVD drive across all models.
- The higher-tier version — priced about ¥10,000 ($70) more — upgrades to a Blu-ray drive.
Though most global PC manufacturers abandoned built-in disc trays years ago, Fujitsu’s decision reflects Japan’s enduring preference for physical formats.
Fujitsu supports physical media with new laptop.
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