Fujitsu Stylistic Q702, analysis

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 on the market is closer than that of the domestic professional. With good features (Core i5, 4GB of RAM and SSD), a keyboard that doubles as battery, 3G/4G module integrated and of course Windows 8 to tap your touchscreen.

A complete and very decent power, though perhaps a little high in price. What will it be able to offer? We explained in our analysis, with comparative benchmarks, testing video games and everything about this juicy gadget.

No doubt its main value, and something that is becoming more common in the tablet world. An optional physical QWERTY keyboard, and also to provide a new input method - much more comfortable than the touchpad - also adds an extra battery. It is the world's most comfortable keyboard being too small keys, but adds extra value with respect to use virtual keyboards. This accessory also adds some additional USB ports and an Etheet connector and VGA video output.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 Windows 8 tablet(

CUBE U35GT2)

About the battery, this is not as broad as I'd like. The included beside the display provides 2 to 3 hours of battery life, which is not bad, while the keyboard can double that figure. In total, about 5 or 6 hours of battery life, which was a remarkable achievement for five years but it's a fairly common figure today. Even low for many.

One aspect that I did not like is that even though the device is off, the battery is consumed significantly to the point that in two or three days can lose 50% of the stored charge. This implies that almost have to have it plugged in but not going to use it.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 Windows 8 tablet(

CUBE U35GT )

The method of annexation between tablet and keyboard is as simple as pressing the first over the second, and the system will do its job tabs. To separate them, slide a tab and go. Nothing new that we have not seen in other products manufacturers, keeping in mind that the operation is simple and correct at all times.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 Windows 8 tablet

Finally, the pencil attachment is another of its great features. It works great, supports multiple levels of pressure and stored in a place specifically located under the keyboard, so that we can carry with us always. It is relatively lightweight (uses one AAA battery inside, because of their weight) and precise, although not to the extreme. As a downside, Windows 8 is not quite ready for use with digital pen, which you'll notice that sometimes we have to push in areas too small. We could say that this accessory is perfect for writing and drawing by hand, to serve as an aid in certain specific occasions and little else. In regular use, most likely have it stored in its compartment.
Fujitsu Stylistic Q702, the opinion of Engadget

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 tablet is an advanced, designed for the professional market (includes fingerprint reader, 3G/4G Mobile Inteet modules, additional security systems, etc.) whose hardware could place in a mid-range, near the high. Small in size, it is extremely thin especially if you consider her keyboard, although it is light and convenient to take with us.

The user experience is very good. The operating system Windows 8 moves to complete fluency, largely thanks to the use of the 128 GB inteal flash memory. A limited capacity? We live with it, although hopefully ofreciese 256 GB. The same goes for the RAM, it would have been better if we had 8 instead of 4 GB. The positive, we will enjoy the whole experience of a Windows 8 'complete', including games, while perhaps not powerful enough to run most of the latest titles.

Fujitsu Stylistic Q702 Windows 8 tablet

The price is hefty, 1,575 euros the tablet to which we must add 365 euros keyboard, both with taxes included and available in the official store. In total 1,950 euros, a figure too high which certainly makes us think that this is a professional product only to those companies that do not care to make a large outlay.

Possibly we could defend the price referring to is one of the few hybrid tablets that include integrated 3G/4G connectivity, not many have stylus and that this is a professional model, where for example the processor i5-3427U includes vPro technology , with all that that entails.

But yes, it brings a premium because of those extras rarely seen on the market. Is it worth paying more for them? I understand that people who need these features itself is willing to make that strong disbursement. However, for most users - including myself included - there are much more attractive in terms of quality / price.