Japanese brand Fujitsu unveils pricey 2-in-1 laptop with 4-core Intel Twin Lake CPUs and touch support

What happened

Fujitsu, a well-known Japanese computer hardware brand, has introduced the Note Q laptop. This two-in-one laptop is powered by entry-level four-core Intel Twin Lake CPUs (the general-purpose processor at the centre of a computer) paired with a rather disappointing 8 GB of RAM. Intel is a semiconductor and electrical company based in Santa Clara.

This 11.6-inch compact laptop with 2-in-1 functionality at a relatively affordable price tag of just around $685. Fujitsu does have an international presence, although the exact fate of the FMV WQ1-L3 Note Q laptop in this regard remains to be seen.

The laptop comes equipped with an Intel N150 or N250 CPU, paired with up to 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. Both chips feature a four-core, four-thread setup consisting solely of efficiency cores.

Despite the N250 featuring a 200 MHz higher boost clock, both chips perform almost identically, managing roughly 2,780 points in Geekbench 6. Clearly, the Note Q laptop is only good enough for very lightweight workloads and casual office tasks.

ⓘ Fujitsu ⓘ Fujitsu The aforementioned 11.6-inch display features a mediocre resolution of 1366 by 768 and features support for touch input. The laptop is not exactly the lightest either, despite its compact enclosure, weighing in at roughly 1.2 kg, or 2.65 lbs. Other notable details of the Fujitsu FMV Note Q laptop include physical volume up and down buttons, a power indicator light, a battery status light, a 40 Wh battery and a dedicated slot for storing an optional stylus.