Fujitsu LifeBook T580 10,1? Intel Core i3

Fujitsu LifeBook in December with the TH550 or T580 (name of region) presented an extremely powerful 10-inch Netvertible. The system looks outwardly a netbook with reversible display very similar under the hood, however, put Intel Core i3 or i5 processors, which offer considerably more power than the usual Intel Atom CPUs in netbooks. The colleagues from PCWorld Australia now had the opportunity to take the Fujitsu LifeBook TH550 or T580 to more closely and were very impressed.

Who plays with the idea of the T580 (I am now even the German name) zuzulegen should view the detailed test. As commendable features call colleagues the high-resolution 10.1-inch display with its 1366 × 768 resolution and dual-digitizer technology. This ensures that the user can use the device with both the finger and a stylus. In some cases it is not easy to make links to reliable Web sites, as they are presented for the high resolution of very small.

While surfing the T580 suggests otherwise bravely done so smoothly and the scrolling when moving between sites, there is no Hakelei. In the Tablet mode it should be noted that the display has a relatively very limited horizontal viewing angle in portrait mode, the screen content can thus act somewhat blurred and the contrast is not very good. In some cases, the digitizer did something difficult to register entries, which were performed by stylus.

The LifeBook T580 offers sufficient performance for office tasks, which is mainly due to the dual core processors. The built-in factory hard drive with a meager 20 megabytes per second, but comparatively slowly, thwarting the system. This is likely an SSD remedy to be, because really, the system with the Intel “fly” CULV processor practical. The term of the Fujitsu LifeBook T580 stood the test of PC World Australia for good 3.5 hours, which is quite enough for my taste.