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Fujitsu Stylistic Q550

Based on 25 reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

7
Average:

5
Bad:

13

Pros

Rugged construction, Swappable battery, Digital pen makes Windows 7 more tablet-friendly, Multiple security features, like fingerprint scanner and SmartCard reader, Physical controls add to usability.
Responsive performance; swappable battery.

Cons

A bit heavy, No built-in holder for digital pen, Speaker offers only mono sound.
Quite slow, no silo for stylus, display looks murky.
Hefty; touch and multi-touch input sometimes clumsy.
Pricey.

By PC Pro on June 17, 2012

A rugged Windows 7 tablet with good connectivity and a non-reflective screen – but performance is sluggish...

50
By PCWorld on June 09, 2012

The Stylistic Q550 packs such business-friendly features as a fingerprint reader and a removable battery, but its Atom processor lacks...

80
By GadgetSpeak on April 20, 2012

This is a Tablet designed for business use. This means that it will not be cheap and just for once the screen surround will not be shiny black so although the fingermarks will still be there they will not show up unless you...

64
By PC Mag on March 26, 2012

The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 (Intel Atom Z690) keeps everything we like about the tablet?like built in security, rugged construction, and relative ease of use?while offering faster processing....

80
By Business Computing World on December 08, 2011

The market is overflowing with consumer tablets, but it’s only recently that IT manufacturers have started to target corporate users with devices more suitable to business use. Sure Apple’s iPad has made its way in the travel bags of many...

70
By Computeractive on November 04, 2011

Even as a device for business, this tablet is poor...

40
By Pen Computing on November 01, 2011

by Daniel Rasmus Dense features translate into more mass in a small space, and the 12.1 inch Fujitsu T731 is a dense machine, that starts at a little under 4lbs. This small footprint laptop includes almost every feature one could ask for...

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By APC Magazine on October 16, 2011

This tablet is a great stab at creating the high end business or enterprise class tablet PC. It's loaded with hardware security features, like a smartcard reader, TPM, fingerprint reader and disk encryption. All the necessities to get the tick of...

60
By Pocket-lint on September 19, 2011

The Atom CPU and underpowered graphics mean the Q550 doesn't make the most of the Windows features that you want a tablet PC for in the first...

60
By RegHardware on September 12, 2011

There’s no denying that the Q550 comes with all the bells and whistles and the digitising kit will appeal to some but the fundamental gutlessness of the underpinnings makes it hard for me to give it an unqualified recommendation. I’m not...

65