Fujitsu Siemens Netzteil

998 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Design (12)
Portability (8)
Screen (8)
Connectivity (5)
Battery (4)

Negative
Sound (7)
Touchpad (4)
Energy (1)
Performance (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 998 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers are impressed by the battery and connectivity. The portability and screen also get good opinions, whereas the energy efficiency and performance get critical opinions.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Laptops the Fujitsu Siemens Netzteil is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by: Felix Sold (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 Oak Trail Tablet/MID

Nothing special. The Japanese company, Fujitsu, brings out a 10.1 inch tablet based on the new Intel Oak Trail range called Stylistic Q550. The IPS display, Intel's Atom Z670 single core CPU, the built-in GMA 600 graphics and the OS, Windows 7, are...

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 basically good bundle, including the x86 operating system and the resulting possibilities of use. However, the use as a tablet suffers. In terms of usability (touch mode and optimized apps), Apple's iOS and Google's Android clearly take the lead

Jul, 2011

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Expert review by: Sebastian Jentsch (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Lifebook LH531 Notebook

Price breaker. While everyone is into slim line with aluminum looks, Fujitsu brings out a roundly 14 incher with a matt screen for use out in the sun. It is the cheapest Core i5 in 13 and 14 inches for starting at 549 euros. ...

Good TFT brightness; Screen AR coated; Good typing feedback; Strong battery life; Low power consumption; Good application performance

Few interfaces; Narrow viewing angles; Yielding case; Loud mouse keys; Loud during load

Fujitsu has the lead in the price war of cheapest Sandy Bridge Core i5 13 and 14 inchers

Jun, 2011

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Expert review by: Sebastian Jentsch (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Lifebook AH531 Notebook

Basic bundle. Typewriter, calculator, gaming machine, movie entertainment system, portable companion and survival artist. The 15 incher has something of everything, yet isn't outstanding in any single point. But: does it have to at a price of 550...

Stable base unit; Entry gamer; Feasible application performance; Low waste heat; Low system noise; Quiet HDD, DVD drive; Long runtimes

Narrow viewing angles; Poor contrasts; Quiet, thin sound; Long battery charge time

Smoother mouse keys and keys with a conic concavity

Jun, 2011

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Expert review by: Florian Glaser (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Lifebook AH530 Notebook

Price conscious all-rounder. Fujitsu tries to prove that strong m ...

Good application performance; Good gaming performance; Quiet operating noise; Luminous display; Fair price

Contrast poor display with a high black value; Sensitive high-gloss surfaces; Moderate connectivity; CPU throttling under full load; Poor loudspeakers; Tiny touchpad

How quiet the Lifebook AH530 is even under load. It's focused on relaxed multimedia entertainment

Nov, 2010

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Expert review by: Tobias Winkler (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Celsius H700 Notebook

Budget professional. Fujitsu is declaring war on the competition ...

very good value for money ; very good display ; well built housing ; very good system performance ; good connectivity options ; good upgradability ; long warranty ; modular bay ; relatively good battery life ; Keyboard and touchpad

Some cheap looking materials and estethic qualities ; fan runs constantly ; slow card reader ; Bad sound ; Hard drive and RAM specifications are not in line with the other specs

Pricerunner n.a

Sep, 2010

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Expert review by: Florian Wimmer (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Lifebook S710 Notebook

Monochrome Business. Fujitsu's Lifebooks have always been favored ...

High processor performance ; Matt and bright display ; Barely any bloatware ; Numerous connections

Only average battery life ; Flimsy workmanship ; Hot keys aren't mapped reasonably ; Small touchpad

How cool and quiet the device stays, despite the strong processor

Apr, 2010

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Expert review by: Martina Osztovits (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Lifebook AH550 Notebook

Entertainment in black and chrome. Fujitsu promote the AH550 as a ...

Good choice and layout of ports ; Good application performance ; Recovery DVDs and drivers included ; Comfortable and customisable touchpad

Poor sound quality from the loudspeakers ; Glossy screen

Other 15.6-inch, basic level entertainment machines, also with tried and tested Core 2 Duo hardware

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by: Felix Sold (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu LifeBook P3110 Subnotebook

Red and fast In the area of all-round devices from Fujitsu, the L ...

Stylish design and good workmanship ; Computational power ; Stability of the case ; High battery life ; Comfortable keyboard

No HDMI ; Low contrast ; Glare-type screen ; Poor speakers ; Loud fan (load)

The good application performance and relative short loading times

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by: Martina Osztovits (notebookcheck.net)

Review Fujitsu Amilo Pi 3660 EF9A Notebook

Elegant Entertainer in Desktop Replacement Size. The Fujitsu Amil ...

Elegant, stable case ; Good application and graphic performance ; Appropriate interface configuration ; Good keyboard with numerical block

Disappointing display ; Interface placement

That the Pi 3660's battery runtime is partly considerably lower than that of the smaller Pi 3560, while it is equal in terms of performance

Jan, 2010

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Expert review by: J. Simon Leitner (notebookcheck.net)

Review FSC Amilo Si3655 Notebook

Innovation. In many aspects the Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Si3655 is a ...

Innovate, recognizable design ; Many interfaces (DVI, eSATA) ; User-friendly input devices ; Spill-proof keyboard ; Bright display ; Brand new Centrino 2 technology ; Silent mode for nearly absolutely quiet operation ; Low temperature emissions ;...

Case partly easily soiled ; Area of the slot-in drive gives ; Closing pressure of the hinges is too low ; Contrast of the display is too low ; Display reflects heavily, therefore, not fit for outdoor operation

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Jul, 2008

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Product Specifications

The LifeBook T4310 is the first Tablet PC to offer unmatched flexibility with a modular bay to home users. The LifeBook T4310 features the latest dual digitizer technology with pen input and multi-touch interaction, modular bay, bi-directional display hinge, and the performance of Intel Core 2 Duo processor technology. This is a do-it-all Tablet PC that is sure to simplify your Internet surfing experience with the convenience of the touch functionality in either notebook or tablet mode. You'll wonder how you ever survived with just a notebook.The LifeBook T4310 Tablet PC does it all. It's a tablet - it's a notebook, and it responds to your every wish by touch, pen or keyboard. With the dual digitizer, you can use your stylus or the lightest touch from your fingers to navigate around your display. This makes working on your computer more intuitive, faster, and easier.By taking advantage of the industry-first bi-directional swivel hinge, you can easily transform this standard notebook into a tablet by rotating the display (in either direction) and folding it flush with the keyboard. While in tablet mode, you can use it to take notes, fill out forms, or even draw freehand. You can then let your computer translate those notes into clear text.