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Fujitsu Stylistic M532 is a Tegra 3 Android tablet resistant to the elements

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Fujitsu Stylistic M532 is a Tegra 3 Android tablet resistant to the elements
Fujitsu isn't a brand name that we mention often. Sure, the company makes some pretty cool smartphones, yet these devices rarely step out of the Asian market. This time, however, the folks have an offering a few of you might be interested in checking out. 

The Fujitsu Stylistic M532 – one of the manufacturer's latest Android tablets, can be purchased online within the U.S. We are dealing with a 10-inch, Tegra 3 powered slate running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Its IPS LCD display has a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels, the auto-focus camera on its back snaps photos in 8 megapixels, and a 2-megapixel front-facing cam has been thrown in for good measure. Overall, the hardware specs aren't anything mindblowing, but they seem fine for a contemporary tablet. 

Fujitsu Stylistic M532 is a Tegra 3 Android tablet resistant to the elements
But that's not everything the Fujitsu Stylistic M532 offers to make a name for itself. The tablet is built tough as it has been given MIL-STD-810G certification. In other words, the device is resistant to the elements and should be able to withstand more torture than your average slate. If that's not enough, purchasing one automatically gets you a year of Absolute Computrace service, meaning that the tablet can be tracked down if stolen or misplaced.

So how much getting one of these costs, you ask? Well, the Fujitsu Stylistic M532 doesn't come cheap, but its price doesn't seem astronomical either, considering its toughness. It retails for $549 at the company's online store and is eligible for free shipping. Anyone who is interested can check it out by following the source link below.

source: Fujitsu via Engadget

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1. MeoCao (unregistered) posted on 16 Aug 2012, 04:21 1

very attractive tablet but low res lets us down. The success will depend much on the price tho.

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2. SkOne posted on 16 Aug 2012, 04:31

why you say low res? it's slightly over 720p, you really dont need anything more than that on a 10" tab.

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4. g2a5b0e posted on 16 Aug 2012, 10:04 1

You're right. It's definitely not low-res & for most people's eyes, it's enough, but with Apple's new iPad & the new Asus Transformer raising the bar for larger tablet displays, consumers are going to expect other manufacturers to follow suit. I don't know if you've seen them in person, but they look pretty sharp, too.

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5. SkOne posted on 16 Aug 2012, 13:45

yes i bought my sister the ipad and i own a transformer prime, but in real time use it's pointless to such high resolution like the ipad's on any screen smaller than 15". its just another selling point companies use to make profit.

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3. Caocao posted on 16 Aug 2012, 05:46 1 1

Overpriced. The note 10.1 is retailed starting $500 and has double the RAM.

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