Last week a Lenovo netbook using Intel’s upcoming PineView processor made its way through the FCC.  Today, another netbook, this time from Fujitsu, popped up on the FCC sporting PineView goodness.

The netbook, pictured above, will be known as the Fujitsu LifeBook MH380/M380, and will be part of Fujitsu’s M Series.  The device features a 10.1” 1366×768 LCD and an Atheros 802.11 b/g/n WiFi.

FCC filings don’t reveal much more about this netbook.  And there are notes that the MH380 tested is a pre-production sample, so the specs we’re seeing today may not be finalized.

ZTE passed this decent-looking touchscreen through the FCC today.  Known as the F870E, the device boasts a 2.4” screen, slide out landscape keypad, 3MP camera and stylus.

The F870E runs what appears to be a proprietary ZTE OS, which has an Android-ish look and feel.  However, it doesn’t appear there is any app store available for the device.

It is unlikely that the F870E will make it to the US.  So far, the device has a bunch of China Unicom branding, so this device will probably not make it out of China.