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Features 7-inch display for convenient mobility, available in wide array of applications

Tokyo, -- Fujitsu has announced the immediate release in Japan of the STYLISTIC M350/CA2, an Android OS-based tablet for the enterprise market. The STYLISTIC M350/CA2 features a compact form factor(1), equipped with a 7-inch display and a body weighing approximately 420g for easy mobility. The tablet achieves both superior portability and usability, with features such as rapid booting and the ability to select between different character input modes--a numeric keypad, QWERTY, and hand-writing--to gives users the choice that best meets their individual needs. Moreover, the new tablet can be employed in a wide range of scenarios, including as a mobile sales terminal, as a handset for displaying digital catalogs at a retail store, and as an e-book reader in a classroom setting. In addition to offering excellent cost-performance, the STYLISTIC M350/CA2 supports customers in transforming work styles within their companies.

Reg Hardware have published their review of the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 Windows 7 tablet. ' It's more smart than stylish, and despite the all-plastic case it feels very solid. Indeed it should weighing in at 860g with the optional 4-cell battery. Check the sides and you will only find one USB socket to accompany the HDMI port and an SD card slot that will completely swallow said card. Tucked away around the back there is a smartcard reader and fingerprint scanner to secure those corporate secrets ...or your pr0n stash. There is also a docking port at the bottom but the charging cradle it is intended to dock with is an optional extra. It will set you back around £40 but it does come with four extra USB ports.'

MobileTechReview have published their video review of the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 10" Windows 7 tablet. 'The tablet runs Windows 7 Pro 32 bit with 2 gigs of DDR2 RAM and Intel GMA 600 integrated graphics. It comes with your choice of a 30 gig SSD or a 64 gig SSD, though application launch times aren't that fast (blame the CPU). It has WiFi 802.11b/g/n dual band, Bluetooth and 2 cameras. The 30 gig, 2 cell battery model sells for $729 and the 62 gig, 4 cell battery model sells for $849. It has N-Trig DuoSense technology, and that means it's a capacitive multi-touch display with an active pen (not a less precise capacitive stylus).'

Table PC Review have published a review of the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 tablet. 'Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a Windows 7 tablet that features a 10.1-inch capacitive multitouch screen powered by a single-core Intel Atom processor. At first glance, the Stylistic Q550 looks like a consumer-friendly tablet, with its clean lines, rounded corners, and tapered edges. Fujitsu stresses, however, that the Stylistic Q550 is built not for consumers, but for enterprises. After seeing its price and using Windows 7 on the tablet for a few days, we can see why Fujitsu took care to draw that distinction. For starters, it has security features not found on consumer tablets, including a fingerprint reader, a SmartCard slot, and a TPM chip. These features must add a fair amount to the price of the Stylistic Q550 because at $849.'