Fujitsu Lifebook U772 14-inch Notebook (Intel Core i5 3337U 1.8GHz Processor, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, LAN, WLAN, BT, Integrated Graphics, Windows 7 Professional)

I bought one of these as for business use. I needed something with a bit of performance but relatively lightweight for travel. As it had an i5 CPU and an SSD I thought this would be ideal. Within a day of it arriving, I sent it back for a refund.Firstly, the performance is lacklustre at best. Considering it has an i5 and an SSD drive, the amount of time it spent doing absolutely nothing while thrashing the disk light was unacceptable. Windows was not particularly snappy and spent quite a lot of time inexplicably displaying a busy cursor while I was using it.The screen resolution is a pathetic 1366x768. Considering the advertising for it says "the perfect choice for demanding business professionals on business trips and in the office" I find this laughable.The trackpad on my model didn't work correctly. It was nigh impossible to generate a right click using it. Whether from bad design or hardware fault I don't know, but it was unusable. Build quality of the trackpad is shoddy and it feels like nasty cheap plastic.The keyboard is unusable for anything other than 'peck at the keys' typing. I can touch type on pretty much anything, but this keyboard is awful. No feeling to it at all, a cheap nasty action and frequent missed keys. Editing using this keyboard is tortuous.How they managed to get such a terrible performance out of an SSD drive and an i5 I have no idea, but they managed it. Yes, it looks nice, yes it's light, but it's a complete dogs dinner of a computer and should be avoided like the plague.

Good light weight laptop but capacity is small and slow compared to last laptop