Fujitsu releases Stylistic Q550, a Windows 7-based slate device

Fujitsu's new Stylistic slate device set to target the commercial market, not a competitor to iPad and Android-based tablets

Fujitsu's Stylistic Q550 is not a tablet designed for consumers. In fact, Fujitsu doesn't even want you to call it a tablet (a label it reserves for its tablet-convertible range of notebooks); it's a slate device. It has a 10in dual-digitiser screen, runs the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Professional and is powered by an Intel Atom Z670 CPU. You also get 2GB of RAM and an SSD drive with a formatted capacity of 56.5GB.

The Stylistic Q550 addresses many of requests commercial users have regarding slate (or tablet) computers: the ability to run Windows, security, connectivity and a removable battery. The Stylistic Q550 will ship with the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Professional. We took a photo of it as it booted up for the first time.

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