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  Fujitsu Lifebook U772

  
  CNET Rating6.0

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

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  Fujitsu LifeBook SH771

  

  The SH771 is a decent laptop that provides power and flexibility thanks to its full complement of ports, battery options and weight-saving features.

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  Fujitsu Stylistic Q550

  

  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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  Fujitsu Lifebook TH550

  

  The Lifebook TH550 is a well-built system with the kind of expected high price tag that Fujitsu usually applies to its PC wares. It's a nice convertible tablet for the business market, but those on a tighter budget may wish to look elsewhere.

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  Fujitsu LifeBook AH530

  

  The AH530 cuts a striking figure due to its colour scheme, but there's just been one too many corners cut, especially in terms of battery life.

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  Fujitsu LifeBook SH560

  

  The SH560 is a light, portable laptop that sits comfortably in the mid-range field. We'd love to see more RAM in there and better speakers, but everything else makes sense. For more power in the same package, check out the SH760.

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  Fujitsu LifeBook LH530

  

  The LH530 is one step up from entry level — it's a capable laptop that Fujitsu has cut some corners on to keep costs down. If your needs aren't that great, you could do much worse than having one of these; but if you want greater flexibility, you're going to have to spend a bit more.

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  Fujitsu LifeBook SH530

  

  Fujitsu's LifeBook SH530 is a competent performer, and portable enough to lug about as a medium-level productivity machine. Just don't expect the battery to last too long.

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  Fujitsu P770 LifeBook

  

  Fujitsu's tiny Core i7 system is all business. Don't expect flashy graphics performance or shiny case designs, but as a spreadsheet-crunching machine with good portability it's highly suitable.

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