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Fujitsu Stylistic Q552

9/6/2012 9:23:54 AM

Stylistic Q552 meeting military standard MIL-STD810G can stand shock, vibration and other harsh weather.

Description:  Stylish Q552 can stand external conditions like shock, vibration and fierce temperature

Stylish Q552 can stand external conditions like shock, vibration and fierce temperature.

Japanese manufacturer has introduced new tablet named Stylistic Q552. This model has magnesium cover and high-pressure glass which meets military standard MIL-STD810G and endures external conditions like shock, vibration and fierce temperature. As scheduled, Stylistic Q552 will be sold for $849.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q552 runs on 32-bit Windows 7 Professional with two options for base processors: Oak Trail or Cedar Trail. Standard processor is Intel N2600 dual-core chip (1.6GHz). The tablet also owns GMA 3600 integrated graphic chip. Stylistic Q552 uses Intel NM10 Express processor and 2GB of DDR3 RAM. Besides, SSD comes with 64GB capacity and FDE technology helping to encrypt transferred data.

Description: 10.1-inch screen

10.1-inch screen

This model’s 10.1icnh LED screen uses IPS technology, 400nit brightness and resolution of 1,280x800 pixels. The tablet comes with multi-touch sensitivity and a digital stylus. It also supports with Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0, HDMI, SD and SmartCard slot. Stylistic Q552 gives users an option for integrated GPS feature. The resolutions of front and back cameras are VGA and 3MP, respectively.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q552 is 1.62cm thick and 0.45kg heavy. Inbox battery is 2-cell type which can be upgrade up to 4-cell one.

 

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