Fujitsu CELSIUS H920 Pro Reviews

Fujitus's Celsius H920 is particularly interesting for users who place little value on perfect casing qualities and sooner focus on pure power. Mobility features, such as especially long battery runtimes in Office use or the lowest possible weight, should also be secondary. Additional restrictions that have to be accepted are found in handling. The submerged ports and the front-opening optical drive are not ideally solved and could be disagreeable in some situations. Also, the too small touchpad and the unusual PointStick are not really compelling. The big advantage that Nvidia's Optimus technology involves, so a low noise development during low load, is ruined by Toshiba's conventional hard disk and its loud operating noise. However, this can be remedied quickly by replacing the drive and thus ultimately make another, not here experienced positive trait of the test model possible. The areas where our test device can finally score well are found among the particularly important core components. The very swift processor and the high-performance graphics card alongside the SSD-hard disk array ensure a very high system performance that enables processing all conceivable tasks "good" up to "very good". The exceptionally good screen is also compelling as it features solid qualities and is suitable for professional tasks. The keyboard exhibits many good characteristics for prolific typists and only lacks a backlit keyboard. Ultimately, one of the stronger arguments for Fujitsu's Celsius H920 workstation is the relatively low price that compensates for the one or other drawback.