Fujitsu Lifebook AH532 Laptop

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Fujitsu Lifebook AH532 Laptop (Core i3 2nd Gen/4 GB/750 GB/DOS)

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₹26,290 (Last Known Price)

Fujitsu Lifebook AH532 Laptop (Core i3 2nd Gen/4 GB/750 GB/DOS) is permanently discontinued.

Key Specs

Performance

Intel Core i3 2348M (2nd Gen)
2.3 Ghz Clock-Speed
Intel HD Graphics 3000 Graphic Processor

Design

34.2 mm thickness
2.4 Kg weight

Display

15.6 Inches (39.62 cm)
LCD Display
1366 x 768 Pixels (100 ppi)
Features
- LCD Glossy Display with LED Backlit

Storage

750 GB HDD (SATA)
5400 RPM HDD Speed

Battery

3 Hrs Battery Life
65 W
6 Cell

General

DOS
Colour(s): Black
1 Year Warranty

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Expert Review Summary

Expert Rating:

8.2/10

by Ashish Kumar , 05 Sep 2025

Assistant Editor with 6+ years in tech, reviewed 50+ gadgets.

Verdict

The Pixel 10`s cameras are versatile enough to match most rivals in the segment, though they still lack some detail, clarity, and colour accuracy. Performance is sufficient for daily use and to power Google`s AI features, while long-term software support keeps the device future-proof. The larger battery and faster charging are welcome upgrades, but endurance remains underwhelming and could use further optimisation. Overall, the Pixel 10 balances capability with compromise, making it reliable but not class-leading.