Fujitsu announces six new enterprise devices
Fujitsu has announced six new enterprise devices on six different product series, offering faster machines and more security. There's the new 10.1-inch Arrows Tab Q507/P-SP tablet, a new Notebook Lifebook, two ESPRIMO models, a 17.3-inch Celsius H970 mobile workstation, and the Futro MU937 mobile notebook device (which Fujitsu claims is the world's lightest).
What's particularly interesting about the Arrows device is that, for the first time, it comes with Fujitsu's Biometric Authentication Slide Passport functionality. This biometric authentication service allows users to log in using the palm of their hand.
“With the simple action of sliding your hand along the guides displayed on the tablet's touchscreen, the small slide-style palm vein sensor installed in the tablet's frame will read and authenticate the pattern of veins in your hand," the company says.
The new model in the Lifebook series, as well as two models in the Esprimo series, are coming with the latest seventh generation Intel Core processor family. The Celsius H970 mobile workstation features a large 17.3-inch full HD screen, while the FUTRO MU937 is considered "astonishingly light," by Fujitsu.
"Despite its extremely light body, it has cleared several strict tests, including pressure durability testing and drop testing, offering both lightness and toughness," Fujitsu explains.
"On the security front, in addition to the fingerprint sensor included as standard, it can also include a palm vein sensor (PalmSecure series) by custom order. By offering astonishing mobility and strong security, Fujitsu is supporting initiatives to transform how people work."
The new machines are expected to hit the stores mid-April in Japan, being priced at £620 and up.
More details about the new devices can be found on this link.
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