Intel Atom® processors bring you all the latest capabilities, so you don’t sacrifice power and performance for portability. The processors support multiple cameras, improved security features including biometric passwords, and wireless display on multiple screens. Intel Atom Fujitsu STYLISTIC Q550, 25.6 cm (10.1"), 1280 x 800 pixels, 30 GB, 2 GB, Windows 7 Professional, Black Fujitsu STYLISTIC Q550. Display diagonal: 25.6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 30 GB. Processor frequency: 1.5 GHz, Processor family: Intel Atom®. Internal memory: 2 GB. Card reader integrated. Weight: 870 g. Operating system installed: Windows 7 Professional. Product colour: Black https://www.techdigest.tv/2011/03/cebit_2011_vide_4.html 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... 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 ... 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... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/article.rhtm/754/660926/Fujitsu_Stylistic_Q550.html 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.... 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... 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 ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/72553-fujitsu-stylistic-q550-tablet-review 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... https://www.theregister.com/2011/09/12/review_fujitsu_stylistic_q550_windows_7_tablet/ 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... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/fujitsu-stylistic-q550-996120/review 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 https://www.itpro.co.uk/635728/fujitsu-stylistic-q550-review 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... 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... 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 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... 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... 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....