With respect to software, Advanced Theft Protection allows remote access, remote wiping of all data, localization allowing extra security.
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The digitizer pen provides a useful additional feature for professional users. More precise notes and sketches can be done or written, better than what is achievable using fingers or a stylus. The pen houses directly inside the chassis of the tablet so keeping it elsewhere safe wouldn’t be an issue. Fujitsu offers two different keyboard docks for the tablet. One has just the keys whereas other includes two additional USB ports, a VGA port and a battery pack which would extend the runtime of the tablet by about 8 hours.
Display
It has a 12.5 inch display offering a full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a decent pixel density of 176 ppi. The display isn’t a matte finish or any sort of oleo phobic coating, thus would attract loads of fingerprint and would be as reflective as a 12.5 inch mirror outside. It has a very good maximum brightness of 365 cd/m2. Though the brightness isn’t uniform across the device and so the homogeneity isn’t good.
Black levels, contrast ratio and maximum brightness are all pretty decent. Color accuracy is good and correct colors are displayed even without much of calibration. IPS panel offers good viewing angles and yield a sharper display with a good color reproduction.
Performance
As the tablet is focused on business users, the specs must be in accordance to what’s found on regular laptops. Fujitsu has used an Intel Core i5 4300 CPU (2 x 1.9-2.9 GHz), a 4GB of RAM and a 128 GB SSD which is more than suitable for a regular usage scenario. Photoshop should run with ease, though lack of a dedicated GPU may be a problem if the application required 3D rendering. 2D applications can run effortlessly on the Intel HD 4400 GPU.
