Fujitsu LifeBook SH771

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

1
Average:

2
Bad:

0

Pros:

Quality Build, Slim and Light, Swappable Optical Drive, Scrollpad

Cons:

Pricey

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Last revision on October 1, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Quality Build, Slim and Light, Swappable Optical Drive, Scrollpad

Expert reviews and ratings

One of the biggest things Intel has done with its Ultrabook push is to shift expectations of thin and light laptops. Despite the fact that we haven't seen them hit the kind of price points promised when we first heard about Ultrabooks, they offer...

By PC Authority on May 07, 2012

The SH771 is a decent laptop that provides power and flexibility thanks to its full complement of ports, battery options and weight-saving features. The odd battery bug is vexing, though, and we hope Fujitsu is able to rectify it...

By ZDNet Australia on January 31, 2012

The SH771 is worth checking out if you're looking for something with more features than an Ultrabook, but with a similar form factor. It's well built and looks good and it doesn't make many compromises when it comes to connectivity and...

By Good Gear Guide on January 12, 2012

For a long time now, Fujitsu machines haven't really caught on with the mainstream consumers in this region. While they've in recent times made notable efforts in appealing to students and the younger generation with 'tasty' colors and...

By hardwarezone.com.sg on December 05, 2011

Long before Intel started its big push for Ultrabooks, Japanese PC manufacturers such as Fujitsu, Sony and Toshiba, have been making ultraportable laptops that are equally thin and light. The difference--these are usually high-end laptops that are...

By CNET Asia on November 02, 2011