Fujitsu has thrown new laptops that fuse PC control with tablet functionality into its Lifebook series after a slew of Lifebook releases last month.
On top of the 16 notebooks announced last month, Fujitsu has now released the Lifebook T731 and TH701.
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The two units are mobile business notebooks with high specs and high security in tow, but the standout feature is the bi-directional, 12.1 inch TFT display that adds tablet-style dual-touch, multi-finger gesture control.
This familiar feature to Fujitsu’s higher-end laptops comes on both models, along with a 3G port for on-the-go connectivity, USB 3.0 port, security peripherals like fingerprint sensors and hot-swappable batteries.
The touch screen supports 5 finger gestures as well as operating via stylus through Microsoft’s touch software for Windows 7.
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Built tough, the notebooks are housed in shock sensors and a spill-resistant keyboard, with a glossy exterior built for the added cosmetic touch.
The two models hold Intel 6 Series Chipsets on the inside, with Intel software added in for security and added bits of practicality, like with Wireless Display for wirelessly connecting the tablet screen to a HD TV.
The T731 starts at a premium $2388, while the TH701 starts $400 cheaper at $1988, distributed by Bluechip Infotech and Multimedia Technology.
