For all the street and landscape photographers out there, here's a handy guide to the hyperfocal distances for the FinePix X100:

Aperture Meters Feet
f/2 13.2 m 43.5 ft
f/2.8 9.37 m 30.8 ft
f/4 6.64 m 21.8 ft
f/5.6 4.7 m 15.4 ft
f/8 3.33 m 10.9 ft
f/11 2.36 m 7.75 ft
f/16 1.68 m 5.5 ft

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Luminous Landscape offers a nice article, Understanding Depth Of Field, which includes a simple explanation of the use of hyperfocal distances.

This is the point at which you would focus the camera so that everything from that point out to Infinity is in focus. You should note that at the other end, the closest point that is in focus is at half the hyperfocal distance.

Pentoh's blog discusses calculating the hyperfocal distance for the X100, and includes a nice tip to calculate the X100's hyperfocal on the go:

...to find the hyperfocal length for any aperture, just divide 26.45m (or 86.7 ft) by the aperture number! Piece of cake!

On a bright sunny day try practicing with f/16, set your focal distance in manual mode to 5.5 ft (1.68 m) using the scale on your X100, and shoot away. Everything from about 2.2 ft to infinity will be in focus!