Japanese company Fujitsu has demonstrated its new hybrid device – a cross between a laptop and Tablet PC Lifebook T902. This transformer has a permanently affixed QWERTY-keyboard and screen, has touch-sensitive surface and able to rotate 180 degrees. Thanks to this simple manipulation of a laptop into a tablet.

In its official press release from Fujitsu unveiled a rough release date for Lifebook T902 – Hybrid goes on sale during the quarter, for a maximum by the end of September. This is a very expensive toy: a minimal set, it is estimated in 1900 U.S. dollars. In this case, the pricing has played a lot of factors – a stylish appearance, slim body, the presence of glass reinforced Gorilla Glass and decent specifications. Fujitsu Lifebook T902 offers with Intel Core i5 third-generation models, and i7 (series Ivy Bridge – approx. MobileDevice), 13,3-inch swivel screen with a resolution of 1600×900 pixels and MultiTouch technology and hard drive to 320 gigabytes. Of course, it is always possible to replace a 256-gigabyte SSD-drive, but it must ascribe to the final price of the tablet-notebook from Japan a couple of hundred dollars.

The buyer has the right to select him to the amount of RAM – 2 to 16 gigabytes. It is a pity that the choice of graphics card is not available, since all the graphic information passes through an integrated solution from Intel. In addition, the computer Fujitsu Lifebook T902 is an optional 4G-modem, two ports USB 3.0, ports VGA, HDMI, USB 2.0, SD card slot and a special compartment for the optical drive, extra battery or even to another medium. All this, of course, buy more separately. Operates computer to Windows 7 Professional.