fujitsu lifebook-u772 fpcm47032 1.8ghz-2.8ghz i5-3427u 4gb 500gb

Slim if it should happen (perhaps metal), 13-inch screen, low persuasiveness an d maybe an SSD drive besides a long battery existence. In addition to these basics,  Fujitsu  rather seemed focused on the point of how to install  as much hardware as possible  into the laptop's  smaller enormousness  while designing the  Lifebook U772. Therefore, the 14-inch screen is installed in a come what may... Naturally, it has to convince - the new Lifebook's target group is heavily fought over. Innumerable manufacturers fight for supremacy in the premium price.

While most Ultrabooks are aimed at consumers, Fujitsu is making solid business users are covered, too. The $1,149 Fujitsu LifeBook U772 takes features such as an Ivy Span processor and an SSD and combines them with a fingerprint scanner, a SIM card schedule and a docking connector. Add to that a 14-inch display in an alluring 13-inch chassis and all-day battery life, and you've got yourself a impressive mix. With its sturdy silver magnesium alloy and distinctive chrome logo smack dab in the center, the LifeBook U772 is kind of a cross between the MacBook Air and the Sony VAIO T Series 13. And that's a trustworthy thing. The lid repels fingerprints, and we like that the small lip along the fa makes the machine easy to open.