A historic manufacturer still active in Germany
Fujitsu, founded in 1935 as a continuation of Siemens, stands out today as the last manufacturer still making laptops in Germany. Its machines are mainly designed to meet the needs of businesses, although some models are also suitable for home users.
The Lifebook range, the core of Fujitsu’s offering
Lifebook A Series – Versatile and affordable
The A Series is one of Fujitsu’s most common ranges. These models combine reliability, solid performance and a lightweight design, while remaining budget-friendly. They are well suited to both everyday business use and personal needs, particularly for small businesses or students.
Lifebook AH Series – Power and good value for money
Designed for both professionals and demanding home users, the AH Series is characterised by low weight and a dedicated graphics card, ideal for more demanding tasks. Despite using a slower hard drive, these models are very attractive thanks to the option to add an SSD or increase the RAM, which can significantly boost performance.
Lifebook E Series – Security and comfort in all situations
The E Series is built to deliver a smooth and secure working experience. Equipped with a fingerprint sensor and in some cases an LTE mobile connectivity module, these laptops are ideal for mobile use. Compact yet fitted with large displays, they combine comfort and portability, while also featuring powerful processors.
Lifebook U Series – Lightweight for mobile professionals
The U range is aimed at professionals who are frequently on the move. Their compact, lightweight design does not compromise on high performance and full connectivity without adapters. These models are ideal for those who work on trains, planes or regularly change working environment.
Lifebook T Series – Fujitsu’s innovative 2-in-1
The T Series stands out with its 180° rotating screen and touch operation, allowing it to be used both as a laptop and as a tablet. It also offers legacy ports that are still useful for businesses using older projectors or equipment. With an integrated stylus, strong battery life and a compact format, these devices are highly attractive for mobile professionals.
Powerful mobile workstations – Fujitsu Celsius H
Celsius H laptops are designed for intensive workloads. They feature high-end processors and professional graphics cards, and support software such as CAD tools or video editing suites. With large memory capacity, up to four SSDs, comprehensive connectivity and enhanced security, these machines can easily replace a desktop PC.
The Esprimo Series – Between tradition and affordability
Esprimo models were long targeted at professionals looking for a simple yet complete laptop. Even at the time, they already offered good connectivity (including a modem port) and the option to add a second battery. Some more affordable models were also marketed to home users.
