computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:15
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This tablet computer runs Windows 7 and is aimed mainly at business users, but it is an interesting example of the technology.The 10in screen has an anti-gloss coating, which worked well at removing the glare we normally see on tablets with ‘shiny' scr...
Windows 7 can be useful...
Barely runs Windows usably; heavy and slow; overpriced...
Even as a device for business, this tablet is poor...
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Buying a Windows tablet before Windows 8 comes out? It's not a bad idea if you want the Windows 7 tablet features like running PC apps and handwriting recognition now and Fujitsu's Stylistic Q550 combines the power of Windows with a touch screen and s...
Sturdy, well-built, good battery life and removable battery...
No stylus slot, poor performance, price...
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 place...
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Fujitsu is pitching its latest Windows 7 tablet directly at the enterprise and business markets. That’s a wise move because Windows in its current form is never going to hold a candle to iOS and Android Honeycomb in terms of consumer usability. It also...
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 even sure tha...
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In attempting to avoid the crowded ranks of traditional consumer tablets, Fujitsu has aimed its new tablet, the Stylistic Q550, squarely at the business community. As such, it shuns the popular Android operating system and comes loaded with Windows 7 P...
Connectivity, Swappable battery packs, Matt TFT screen, Fingerprint scanner...
Sluggish performance, Unresponsive touchscreen, Can get hot after extended use...
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Public attention may be focussed on the Apple iPad and other finger-operated touchscreen tablets, but there are still manufacturers dutifully making stylus-driven Windows tablets. The Stylistic Q550 is the latest Windows 7 tablet from Fujitsu and it's the...
Although Windows tablets have always been niche products, we still had high hopes for the Stylistic Q550 given its robust build and useful security features. However, unless security is of overriding importance we can't recommend the Q550 due to its hi...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:16
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Tweet Submit Design Fujitsu's pitch for the AU$1688 Stylistic Q550 is that it's a business machine, and, at least aesthetically, it's not adorned with much in the way of smooth curves or shiny metal. Measuring in at 275x192x16.2mm and weighing a min...
Reasonable battery life for a Windows 7 Tablet, Full Windows 7 functionality...
Expensive for such a slow performer, Windows 7 works with touch — but not well, Screen orientation will put you in a spin.
Businesses with very specific Windows 7 tablet needs may find some value in the Q550, but it's a very slow performer at a serious asking price that is otherwise easily passed over.
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itreviews.com Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:16
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Tablets are all the rage at the moment, but there's a big difference between a tablet for the everyday consumer such as the Apple iPad 2, and one that's aimed at the business community. Presently, Windows is the operating system of choice for business...
Infinity Lounge is a nice touch; good battery life...
No slot to store the digital stylus; slightly heavy.
The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 looks fine, but it's a bit heavy - and we'd have liked to see some sort of housing in the chassis for its stylus. Infinity Lounge has potential, though, and we'd like to see it expanded. The storage quota definitely needs a b...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:16
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As we've noted before, Windows is a far from ideal tablet operating system — but manufacturers continue to use it on their tablets, so there's clearly a market. Fujitsu's latest Windows 7 tablet is the 10.1in. Stylistic Q550. A relatively small and neat device...
Solid physical design, Removable battery, Good battery life...
No stylus housing on the chassis, Relatively heavy, Screen visibility is not great outdoors, Moderate performance, Short on internal storage...
We rather like the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550's overall design: it's not particularly eye-catching, but it is very functional — and although the tablet is on the heavy side, it ought to be robust. We appreciate the removable battery too, as this will help...
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Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 review: A tablet device designed for enterprise customers PC World Australia (online) 14 / 07 / 11 Bottom Line: The Stylistic Q550 is an Intel 'Oak Trail' based tablet that runs Windows 7. It's designed for enterprise users and...
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Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a tablet device designed for enterprise customers. It has to be said from the outset that the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 slate device is not intended for the consumer market - it's not in direct competition with the iPad or any An...
The Stylistic Q550 is an Intel 'Oak Trail' based tablet that runs Windows 7. It's designed for enterprise users and has lots of security features to prove it. It's not awfully fast and it can sometimes feel downright sluggish, but as Fujitsu told us: i...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:16
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Fujitsu's Stylistic Q550 is aiming to trump rivals in the nascent business tablet market by combining the design and form factor of a consumer device with the management and application compatibility advantages of a full Windows 7 client. Announced in...
Compatible with Windows apps and infrastructure, removable battery, good security including self-encrypting SSD...
Relatively heavy, sluggish performance, no slot for stowing stylus, 2GB memory limit...
The Stylistic Q550 works well as a Windows 7 tablet and boasts better security features than most other tablets, making it worth evaluating for business customers. However, its performance is only on a par with a typical netbook, and it's quite heavy...
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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 look...
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With the ever-increasing popularity of Android tablets, it might seem strange that Fujitsu should release the Windows 7-based Stylistic Q550, but the company is targeting its new tablet squarely at the business and education markets. Normally, this kind o...
A rugged Windows 7 tablet with good connectivity and a non-reflective screen – but performance is sluggish...
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businesscomputingworld.co.uk Updated:
2013-02-14 04:36:09
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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 executives—alon...
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I was beyond surprised. Fan of the iPad though I am (at least when I remember I have one and turn it on), I am still duty-bound to admit that it's not a wholly suitable device for what you might, if you couldn't think of your own expression, call content...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2014-03-20 01:33:50
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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 app...
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whatlaptop.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-26 01:19:37
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Shunning the clamour of Android and tipping its hat to the success of iOS, Japanese giant Fujitsu has fixed on Windows 7 Professional as the operating system of choice for its new business tablet, the Stylistic Q550.Yesterday What Laptop spent some time g...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 04:37:08
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A video review of the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 Windows 7 tablet. This tablet is aimed at business and vertical users. It has key enterprise features like a replaceable battery, fingerprint reader and smart card reader. It has a 10.1″, 1280 x 800 display wit...
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Still, there was a lot of interesting ideas at play, particularly when it comes to security. It's not merely password protection of facial recognition in the Q550, which instead employs a fingerprint scanner, SmartCard reader and high-end encryption metho...
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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 app...
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Despite the popularity of tablets like the Apple iPad 2 (Wi-Fi + 3G) ($629.00 direct, 4.5 stars) and their increasing use by professionals, business tablets with Windows functionality have been late to the party. The Windows tablets that have come out...
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...
A bit heavy, No built-in holder for digital pen, Speaker offers only mono sound...
With its security features, sturdy design, and swappable battery, the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 puts business functionality into a Windows tablet you can actually use, and its combination of touch input and physical controls sidestep many common problems...
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twitter: @lisagade) Though the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 10" Windows 7tablet is available in quite a few retail locations, Fujitsu targets enterprise and vertical market users. It has features like a replaceable battery, fingerprint scanner and smart ca...
Affordable Windows 7 tablet, lots of enterprise features, Affordable Windows 7 tablet, lots of enterprise features, Affordable Windows 7 tablet, lots of enterprise features, Affordable Windows 7 tablet, lots...
Quite slow, no silo for stylus, display looks murky, Quite slow, no silo for stylus, display looks murky, Quite slow, no silo for stylus, display looks murky, Quite slow, no silo for stylus, display looks mu...
Though the Stylistic Q550 offers quite a few desirable features like relatively long battery life (up to 7 hours in our tests with the 4 cell battery), security features and a swappable battery, it's sluggish performance makes it hard to recommend. Th...
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The non-reflective 10.1 inch multi-touchscreen has a resolution of 1280x800 pixels in a 16:10 format and can either be used with a finger or the stylus. The latter has a battery and the system automatically detects when the user is working with it. Thus...
Interface array, Exchangeable battery, Security features, Accurate inputs via stylus, Full-fledged x86 operating system, Bright display, IPS, rates, Acceptable battery runtimes...
Boring case design, Case stability and workmanship, Fairly heavy and thick, Poor cameras, Lack of tablet optimization (Windows 7), Weak performance (HD not smooth), Warm case during load, Poor mono loudspeaker...
The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 tablet/MID leaves us with a mixed impression. The x86 operating system and its possibilities, the acceptable battery runtimes and the bright IPS screen are on the pro side. These plus points are afflicted by a weak performance...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2012-02-01 03:43:16
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Contrary to popular belief, not all tablets are made for playing Angry Birds and watching movies. They can be quite beneficial in the business world, too. Models that deliver a full-featured OS and the ability to run real computer software pr...
Responsive performance, Strong security features, Swappable battery...
Hefty, Touch and multi-touch input sometimes clumsy, Pricey...
Despite finicky gesture support, the Q550 performs well and packs business-ready features and security. It's a good buy for mobile business users...
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So for now, immaculate Fujitsu pedigree nothwithstanding, the Q550 is facing a difficult challenge. There's a lot of good stuff here—like the auto-sense dual input, security, fingerprint reader, etc.—and Fujitsu certainly...
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When we first reviewed the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 ($849.99 list, 4 stars), we were impressed with the little tablet PC. It offered business-ready security features and rugged construction, and provided better ease of use than many competing 32-bit Windows...
Rugged construction. Replaceable battery. Stylus makes Windows 7 more tablet-friendly. Security features include fingerprint scanner and SmartCard reader. Physical controls add to usability.
Bottom Line, 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...
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...
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Fujitsu is a veteran in the tablet PC game, and that experience shows to good advantage with the Stylistic Q550 (price as of June 1, 2012, starts at $729; as reviewed, $849). This Windows 7 tablet incorporates an Atom processor, and comes crammed with...
Removable battery, Matte screen, Fanless...
Atom Oaktrail processor is sluggish, No pen storage, Weak speaker...
The Stylistic Q550 packs such business-friendly features as a fingerprint reader and a removable battery, but its Atom processor lacks oomph...
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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 designed...
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With more than 25 million iPads sold during the device's first 15 months (according to this year's WWDC keynote address), there's no doubt that Apple has been the early winner in the tablet wars. However, while the iPad (and Android tablets) may be pop...
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The Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a Windows 7 tablet that features a 10.1-inch capacitive multitouch screen powered by a single-core Intel Atom processor. At first glance, the Stylistic Q550 looks like a consumer-friendly tablet, with its clean lines, rounded...
Attractive and durable design, Silent during operation, Replaceable battery, Robust security features...
Windows 7 not optimized for touch, Pokey Intel Atom processor, No place to store stylus on tablet...
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A candy shell with sweet filling and a bitter core, that's how I'd sum up the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 slate Tablet PC if it was a confectionery treat. Nearly everything about this tablet is first-rate, except the slow processor. There are understandable re...
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gcn.com
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2015-01-27 01:55:00
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659Pros: Good battery life; good number of ports and buttons.Cons: Medium performance; no biometrics. We liked that the ThinkPad had 64G of hard drive space. Its 1G of memory was the average amount for those we looked at this time around, so that is...
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 2 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Windows 7 Professional Black, White Tablets (Q550-30GB-01)")
 2 GB Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) Windows 7 Professional Black, White Tablets (Q550-30GB-01)")