I have heard the pro 3 one is pretty solid - but I really trust wacom, I have used their stuff before. With that said, I still love love love the T734 ( I hope I made it painfully clear already theses fujitsu convertibles screens flip around, allowing you to draw in tablet mode with wacom pen.), for a few major reasons - durability, power, and wacom branded digitizer (the new surface pro 3 uses an alternative one, not sure what kind/brand). I have to say if I had the 600 off I might just jump ship to the surface, even if down the road you upgrade to another more powerful pen having device. I use lesser hardware myself, and i3 notebook (no fancy pen for me ) currently, and I am in the same boat looking for a good digitizer pen device, that runs windows, and unity. pretty much yeah get that haha.Īnyway I am sure it packs enough power in that i7 version to be usable for even moderate mobile games. I'm sure it can be a cool machine, I've just got less than unlimited funds and gotta get the most bang for my buck really, considering I'll probably use a machine for years and years before upgrading. In fact they wax you on that keyboard! I guess combined still much cheaper than these Fujitsu convertibles.Įdit2: oh if you buy a surface, let us know how it works out lol. (I7 model is a must for me if I went for that)Įdit: another thing that bothered me about the surface pro was lack of included keyboard. Plus you can get these high end Fujitsu machines on ebay, refurbished by Fujitsu, for a third of retail (retail is like 1500 to 2k) then install the i7 and have a beast, with wacom pen! I need a tough machine as well, and the bulky (in comparison) Fujitsu t734 is next on my list, leaving out the surface pro 3. I really strongly considered the surface, and decided I need to build fast. I guess it comes down to whether you need portability and battery life first (surface pro 3 i5), or functionality and performance first (Fujitsu t734 i7, followed closely by t902 i7)
Well the Fujitsu t902 is fast, and light, and thin.
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