Lifebook

Lifebook is a line of laptop computers produced by Fujitsu, marketed primarily to business and professional users. The Lifebook brand encompasses a range of notebooks, including traditional clamshell designs, as well as models that function as convertibles or mobile workstations. The series is known for its emphasis on reliability, security features, and enterprise-grade service options.

The Lifebook line originated in the late 1990s as Fujitsu expanded its notebook offerings for business customers. Over the years, the series has evolved through multiple generations, with Fujitsu adjusting form factors, processors, and display options to match shifts in corporate IT needs. The naming conventions variously reflected target use cases, from ultra-portable business machines to more powerful mobile workstations.

Design and features commonly associated with Lifebook models include durable chassis, often using magnesium or aluminum alloys, spill-resistant keyboards, and a range of security features such as fingerprint sensors and trusted platform modules. Several generations also offered expanded connectivity, docking compatibility, and business-oriented management tools to assist with enterprise deployment and IT oversight. Some models incorporated biometric authentication technologies and other security enhancements designed for corporate environments.

Variants within the Lifebook family have ranged from compact ultrabooks aimed at frequent travelers to larger laptops intended for office or field use, with some generations offering 2-in-1 convertibles or high-performance configurations for specialized workloads. Availability and exact specifications have varied by region and year, reflecting Fujitsu’s broader hardware strategy and market demand.

In use, Lifebook devices are regarded as enterprise-focused laptops with an emphasis on durability, security, and professional support services, appealing to organizations seeking dependable business machines.