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Fujitsu Lifebook U772

Based on 12 reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

2
Bad:

4

Pros

Intel Core i7 processing, 128GB solid-state drive, Plenty of features for business and security.
Thin lightweight frame; Fast SSD; Solid performance and graphics; Good battery life; Docking connector

Cons

Inertial scrolling takes some getting used to, Glassy, glare-prone display, Ethernet requires clunky adapter, Mushy keys.
Somewhat mushy keyboard; Relatively stiff touchpad; Weak speakers

By PC Mag on September 28, 2012

The Fujitsu Lifebook U772 boasts all the features you would expect from a premium business ultrabook, along with a sharp-looking design and all-day battery...

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By NotebookCheck on September 05, 2012

Perhaps you experienced similar thoughts while reading this review as we did during the test: First anticipation that evolved through the extremely attractive, slim and lightweight, yet very stable magnesium chassis. Then the delight about how much...

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By ultrabookreview.com on July 31, 2012

The Fujitsu LifeBook U772 is only one of the few business ultrabooks out there and it meets customers with fabulous looks and solid build quality, plus the productivity and the features clients in corporate environments need. It has its flaws though and...

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By LaptopMag on July 26, 2012

The 14-inch Fujitsu LifeBook U772 incorporates business-friendly features in a fast and long-lasting...

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By uk.hardware.info on July 21, 2012

Fujitsu is the first manufacturer to release a true business-oriented Ultrabook, and sets a great example in our opinion. It's a very flat, solid and light laptop weighing 1.4 kg yet you get a 14-inch display. It's fast, but we would have liked...

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By CNET Australia on July 12, 2012

The Lifebook U772 is a bad choice for both businesses and...

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By PC Advisor on July 09, 2012

The ingredients are there for the Fujitsu Lifebook U772 to be a class-leading Ultrabook. It has all the right features, an impressively slim and light design, as well as good looks. Unfortunately, it doesn't provide a good overall user experience....

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By Computerworld on June 08, 2012

Until now, if you wanted to use a smaller, lightweight notebook, you had to decide whether you wanted top performance (which meant carrying around an extra battery) or long battery life (with a slower system that pulled less power). Intel's Ivy...

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By pcactual.com on December 18, 2012

La inclusión de Windows 7 Professional como sistema operativo y el montaje de un procesador Ivy Bridge vPro (en concreto, un Intel Core i5-3427U que se ha alzado con los mejores resultados en nuestras pruebas con Sisoft Sandra 2012) hacen que este...

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By IDG.no on November 06, 2012

For de enkleste modellene med Core i5 og harddisk starter prisen på i overkant av 8 500 kroner. Modellen vi testet var et par tusen dyrere enn rimeligste modell, og inkluderte da 128 gigabyte SSD og 4G. Sett opp i mot flere 13-tommers-modeller, som...

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