The most corporate features of the bunch reflect the tablet's destination in the enterprise: fingerprint reader, smart-card slot, and TPM. Fujitsu made the mistake of trying to use Windows 7 as-is on a tablet, and that OS simply does not work well on such hardware - especially since the hardware itself has its own shortcomings.īusiness features like TPM and a smartcard slot keep the Stylistic firmly out of the "iPad-killer" category.Īside from the processor and memory, Stylistic's hardware features are solid: a 1280-pixel-by-800-pixel touchscreen, front- and rear-facing cameras, HDMI and USB connectors, an SD card slot, and built-in microphones. It's certainly not a desktop-killer, or iPad-killer either. With its 1.5-GHz Intel Atom Z670 processor, 2GB of DDR2 800 memory, and $729 list price for a 30GB solid-state drive ($849 for 62GB), the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550 is a corporate machine for modestly-powered line-of-business applications. At least it did until the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550, a tablet that is well-equipped enough for business users but suffers from input problems.
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