Fujitsu LifeBook T935 (T9350M45ABGB) specs.
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Operating System Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
OS installed:
Windows
Windows version:
Windows 8.1
Processor Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Processor:
Intel Core i5
Processor model:
5200U
Processor frequency:
2.2 GHz
Processor cores:
2
Memory Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
RAM:
Random Access Memory
Random Access Memory8 GB
Memory type:
DDR3
Hard Drive & Optical Drive Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Hard Drive Type:
SSD
SSD Size:
256 GB
Optical Drive:
None
Display & Graphics Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Display diagonal:
13.3 "
Display resolution:
1920x1080
Dedicated Graphic Card:
No
Graphics Card Intel:
HD Graphics 5500
Built-in Devices Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Webcam:
Yes
Interfaces Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
HDMI:High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceYes
VGA:
Yes
Ethernet:
Yes
USB (Total):
2
USB-A:
2
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.No
Wi-Fi Standard:
Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Mobile Networks:
4G
Battery Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Battery Life:
13.0 h
Battery Type:
Li-Ion
Features Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Fingerprint reader:
Yes
Touchscreen:
Yes
Physical Characteristics Fujitsu Lifebook T935 (T9350M45ABGB)
Depth:
23.5 cm
Height:
1.9 cm
Width:
32.1 cm
Weight:
1.6 kg
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