Fujitsu Lifebook T938 review I7-8650u 16 Go 512 Go SSD NVME
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Fujitsu Lifebook T938
Operating system Windows 10 Pro
Processor Intel® Core™ i7-8650U processor, 8 MB, 1.9 GHz, up to 4.2 GHz
Supported capacity RAM (max.) 16 GB, 1 Memory slot(s) SO DIMM (DDR4, 2400 MHz)
Hard disk drive PCIe-SSD, 512 GB M.2 NVMe module, SED
Interfaces
1 x DC-in
1 (combo port with Audio line-out) x Audio: line-in / microphone
1 (combo port with Audio line-in) x Audio: line-out / headphone
2 (digital) x Internal microphones
2x Type-A (1 with Anytime USB charge functionality)
1x Type-C (with Power Delivery functionality) x USB 3.1 Gen1 (USB 3.0) total
1 x USB Type-C
1 x VGA
1 x HDMI
1 (pull out LAN connector) x Ethernet (RJ-45)
USB Type C Portreplicator x Docking connector for Port Replicator
1 x Kensington Lock support
1 (optional) x SmartCard slot
1 x micro SIM card slot
1 x Memory card slots
Display 33.8 cm (13.3-inch),LED backlight,(Full HD),Anti-glare display,magnesium,1,920 x 1,080 pixel,typical 700:1,typical 285 cd/m²
Weight from 1.3 kg - Weight may vary depending on actual configuration (including battery pack)
Dimensions (W x D x H) 318 x 224 x 19.8 mm back (w/o rubber feet)
Runtime battery 11.50 h
Audio codec Realtek ALC255
Audio features 2x digital array microphones, 2x built-in speakers (stereo)
3G/4G LTE Sierra Wireless EM7455
Antennas 2x dual band for WLAN, 2x for LTE, Bluetooth shared with WLAN
LAN Built-in 10/100/1,000 MBit/s
Warranty 2 years (for countries within EMEIA)
Warranty type Bring-in Service / Collect & Return Service (depending on country)
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Literally just watched this video to see the guts of the laptop and if it was upgradable memory. Thanks!
Il fait envie ce livebook, très bonne analyse et commentaires, très pro.
Des info très utiles pour aider à se décider, merci Reseaulud.
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I want to be a Bodi Satva.
This laptop sucks in (statically electric charged) dust through the Fingerprint scanner slit, in my opinion. [[Information that might be useful for whom designs laptops]].
After 6 years from its release, there's so much dust in the inner layers of this LCD panel (which being a touchscreen digitiser has probably 1 or 2 layers more than traditional displays). Dust scatters light according to the Tyndall effect and creates or amplifies the blurriness or not sharpness of this screen.
I may only wonder 🤔:
How do you remove dust from an LCD panel inner guts? Also electrostatically? Sounds dangerous. With a small or tiny fine precise vacuum cleaner? The more external layer of the LCD panel (the one in contact with lid or cover where the backlight is ?!) should be accessible, but the other layers are sandwiched and probably glued
Who has experience or expertise in this field? Or where online is this expertise to be found?
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Mr. Fuzzy logic much ado about nothing waiting for the quantum Bus 🚌
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Hello.
You didn't show the disassemblyling procedure.
Can it accommodate a second drive (second storage memory device)? I see the option in the Bios.
How is it the display viewing experience and comfort in your opinion? Can it seems or look blurry?
Thanks,
Hi, a second drive is not possible, for the screen is not blurry maybe the glued film on the screen is blurry. This can happen if you use the pen a lot
is the keyboard good as the thinkpad's or better?
the thinkpad keyboard is a little better, but it's still very good quality
Can you tell me with precision, what was the original os for this ? Windows 10 Home or superior?
Windows 10 pro is the original OS
@@reseaulud324 could you even be more precise and state what version of Windows 10 Pro was it? As there are many versions. Basically I would need at least a picture of the original recovery media
Do you know how to setup and use biometric sensors (palm vein sensor and fingerprint scanner) under windows 11. I think there are problems or it's not supported anymore
Hi, fingerprint works under w11, for palm sensor try to setup workplace here : support.ts.fujitsu.com/IndexDownload.asp?SoftwareGuid=0903F433-C585-4DC3-97F9-E01637549ECA
T938 is now completely supported on page support fujitsu
@@reseaulud324 I am afraid that that Workplace Protect version is only installable under Windows 10.
Do you have any tips about the setup of the fingerprint scanner under Windows 11? To me it didn't work. I tried some steps, but not thoroughly, cause under panic. And I am not sure I will keep it. It's rather too heavy and bulkier than expected.
For the palmsecure palm vein sensor I tried a little more, but to no avail.
My idea is that this needs the original Windows 10 Pro recovery media (DVD?) with all original Fujitsu drivers, software and possibly firmware (rolled back?).
Do you know where and how to get that original recovery media, and if it'd be relatively easy to do that?
Can I ask one last question ❓
Do you see the Bios screen in a not nice resolution? Blurry, again. I don't know what happened to mine, it might have not the original Firmware or OS or drivers, because it's refurbished. I should decide to own or disown, I really have mixed feelings about it.
Stylus and touch are great, keyboard very good, but screen resolution or sharpness or contrast are questionable to say the least. I don't know if it a particular or subjective problem, I haven't used a lot of laptops in my life, so I don't know.
Also the webcam under low light conditions is just horrible. The speakers are acceptable, but not a motive for enthusiasm.
Computational speed and connectivity seems good to really good, however when they designed this device, they started a long jump but it didn't fly...
Screen resolution is ok in BIOS, just the bios is old school
@@reseaulud324 I am beginning to think it is all about it being a touchscreen with digitiser. Coming to thinking 🤔, I had never tried or tested a laptop with touchscreen, just smartphones or tablets. Basically if one wants a feature needs to give up on something else.
However it is a good laptop averagely there must be worse, I am sure.
And thanks to this feed, I am beginning to get a grasp of what Steve Jobs' quest was all about... anyways really thank you for your help
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