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Both mouse keys are sunk, which has a negative effect on smooth use. The surface is sensitive into the outer regions. It's set it in clear recess and seems like a child's toy (short stroke) with its rickety, loud keys. Why Fujitsu deploys a touchpad in minute netbook dimensions remains a mystery to us. A number pad in the standard layout is present and facilitates input of numbers and use of a calculator. The layout of the large Enter-, Shift- and Backspace-keys is generous. Fujitsu has only squeezed the arrow keys under the Shift key and halved their size.
For a demanding user, the gray and rather less visible inscription of the keys is worthy of criticism. The keys in an aluminium hull (splash-proof protection) are firm and only minimally give way above the optical drive. Our fingers don't instinctively find the middle of the key and instead they are caught slipping on the hard edges of the next key. A small problem (as a matter of practice) is the planar surface of the keys. The typing feeling could be too spongy for some users. When typing the keys have a clear pressure point and a sufficient stroke length, yet the stroke is soft. The keyboard of the 15.6-inch device belongs to the office-suitable category. Even the cumbersome HDMI cable or the arranged USB ports could limit the area of an external mouse. For substantial use on the desk it's a shame that all cables are gathered on the visible sides. On the rear there are no connections apart from the Kensington Lock. The clear inscription points out the supported formats (SD/MS/MS Pro/MMC). The headphone output and the microphone input grace front of the case. The appropriate cards are commercially available for this, and ExpressCard34 cards also fit in the slot. With this extra interfaces can be added, e.g.
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An external TFT or also a TV can be connected via HDMI.Ī highlight is the ExpressCard54 slot for upgrade cards on the left side. Also the price-conscious user doesn't have to do without HDMI, which is a great advantage over the cheap competitor, the Lenovo G560. Here users will find the obligatory Ethernet-RJ45 port for the network cable, the VGA port for the external TFT and two USB 2.0 ports for peripherals. The connections are concentrated on the left side of the case, where the air outlet is also to be found. The maximum opening angle of around 145 degrees is more than enough for use on the lap. The joints give a stable and durable impression and they sit in position extremely sturdily. The lid is held firmly in position by the taut hinges. With two hands, the base unit can only be distorted with a lot of force. Even the base plate above the optical drive is pressure-resistant. The working area, keyboard and base plate can't be dented anywhere. The case is characterised by very good pressure stability. The base plate is made from a rough plastic. Fingerprints no more than subtly remain on the slightly rubberised lid. The surface on the display lid and the working environment are made from a non-slip matte plastic. The loudspeakers have a perforated grid, the power key illuminates blue and the Lifebook lettering above the keyboard is silver. The details are, on the whole, somewhat more imaginative than those of the Core i3 competitor, Lenovo's G560. However, we don't just want to talk about absolute austerity, as the silver working environment and the white keys clearly relax the visuals and give the 15.6-incher a pleasant look. There are, apart from the hand rest area, no lacquered surfaces. Visually, the Fujitsu Lifebook A530 is fitted with plastic. Find out in our extensive test report if we can confirm this.
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With Windows 7 Professional and a matte display the 15.6-incher seems to be a lucrative offer for future-oriented office users. If you're put off by the glossy display of the Lenovo G560, you might rummage a little further and you'll almost inevitably come across our test device Fujitsu Lifebook A530 in the Core i3-350M variant ( A5300MF101DE). A cheap system of this kind is the Lenovo G560, which is available with the Core i3-350M from 440 Euro (without Windows operating system). Of course, you don't want yesterday's technology, right (Core 2 Duo, Penryn)? How about the 2010 Intel Generation? If you can open your wallet a bit further and spend around 550 Euro, the Core i3 laptops are sure to catch your eye. Also Core 2 Duo processors from the generation up to 2009 can be found here (e.g. In the price range up to 500 Euro, there are AMD's Athlon/Turion processors or Intel's Pentium dual-core or respectively Celeron. Even from 350 Euro fully-equipped 15.6-inch devices are to be had. Are you looking for a cheap office laptop? Well then, good look with the search you're almost snowed under with offers.
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