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Fujitsu Stylistic Q550
$949.99
Released February, 2011
The Pros:Light and compact. User swappable battery. Fingerprint reader and smartcard slot.
The Cons:Largely constructed of plastic to keep the weight and cost down. Not as sleek as consumer tablets. Windows 7 operating system isn't designed for touch input, or use on a lightweight tablet device - sluggish input, poorer battery life next to ARM devices / software.
The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a tablet PC geared toward use by professionals. One of the more unique features of the Stylistic Q550 is its pressure-sensitive handwriting recognition, which allows you to input data as if you are writing on paper.
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The 10.1 inch LED display also has multi-touch functionality. This tablet PC is powered by Intel's Atom Oak Trail processor, which is designed to reduce power consumption while offering full HD playback and Windows 7 compatibility. To protect sensitive information, the Stylistic Q550 is equipped with fingerprint and SmartCard readers. The Trusted Platform Module is an optional add-on for this tablet PC, a precaution in case of tablet loss or theft. The Module allows you to track and, if necessary, delete sensitive data remotely.
Features
- Intel Atom Oak Trail processor
- Pen input
- Multi-touch input
- Windows Genuine 7
- Hardware-based security
- 10.1" LED backlit display
- Ergonomic design
- WLAN
- Advanced Theft Protection
- Bluetooth
- Optional GPS
- Optional Trusted Platform Module
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fingerprint reader and smartcard slot
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runs a full computer OS - Windows 7
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powerful hardware - uses the latest dual-core Atom processor (1.5GHz Z670 Oak Trail), 2GB of memory
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full sized HDMI output with 1080p support
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good connectivity - WiFi N, Bluetooth 3.0 and optional 3G
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capacitive multitouch IPS display with n-trig digitizer - includes a pen with 256 levels of sensitivity for inking, writing and other artistic uses
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largely constructed of plastic to keep the weight and cost down
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not as sleek as consumer tablets
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Windows 7 operating system isn't designed for touch input, or use on a lightweight tablet device - sluggish input, poorer battery life next to ARM devices / software
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no place in the body to carry the digitizer pen when not in use
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