Some of these brands have become extremely popular around the world. They have a strong reputation for making high-quality laptops and maintaining customer satisfaction.
Fujitsu
Fujitsu is one of the world’s leading IT companies, offering a wide range of products and services including servers, personal computers, security systems and telecommunications equipment. Its headquarters are in Tokyo, Japan and it has more than 500 subsidiaries worldwide.
Fujitsu offers a range of IT solutions for business users, helping them reduce costs and improve productivity. It has been providing business IT support for over 80 years and is trusted by a wide variety of industries around the world.
Fujitsu LIFEBOOK notebooks and mobile CELSIUS workstations feature a modular bay, which enables you to expand your system with additional batteries, hard disk drives or other accessories. You can also easily insert a bay projector, which converts your laptop into a fully mobile office.
Toshiba
Toshiba is a Japan-based computer manufacturer with a long history in technology. They were one of the first manufacturers to use hard drives and lithium ion batteries in laptops, so they were always a great choice for those who needed a powerful machine with lots of features.
Toshiba also developed Persistent Write Cache technology, which stores your data in a large flash-based cache until you can rewrite it to the disk. This protects your data from being lost if you lose power to your computer.
Toshiba has also been known to produce some excellent Chromebooks and 2-in-1s that have long-lasting battery life. However, most models aren't ideal for gaming or running high-end CAD software. You can expect to pay a premium for more drive space and higher-end specs.
VAIO
VAIO is the brand name for Sony's personal computer line. It was launched in 1996 and the company was a large player until around 2008 when it lost market share to competitors.
For the past few years, the company has been slowly re-entering the laptop market with its own products. These laptops are built to be strong, stylish and powerful.
They're based on Intel Core i7 processors and come with Intel UHD Graphics 620. They also offer 8 to 16 GB of LPDDR3 memory and a PCIe SSD. All of this gives you a lot of power for working and playing games on the go.
Panasonic
Panasonic produces a wide range of consumer electronics and household appliances. These products are sold worldwide and have a huge global demand.
Panasonic is also one of the largest battery makers in the world. Its batteries are used in electric vehicles such as Tesla's.
The company's corporate structure was reorganized to reduce costs and address market shifts caused by greater digitalization and modularization in home appliances. Some 13,000 employees took early retirement, and business units were consolidated to encourage cross-unit innovation.
During this time, the China Lifestyle Research Center was established in Shanghai to develop a deeper understanding of consumers' lifestyles across the world. This center was a key catalyst in Panasonic's new approach to China and globalization. It was a way for the company to gain deep insight into its customers' needs and preferences without losing ultimate authority in Japan.
Kohjinsha
Kohjinsha is a Japanese brand of PCs that's best known outside Japan for its SA1F00 line of Ultra Mobile PCs (UMPC). These portable computer systems are designed to replace their spinning hard drives with 32GB solid state disks, which not only reduces weight but also increases battery life.
One of the things that sets Kohjinsha's UMPCs apart from slider-style devices is that they feature QWERTY keyboards. This is because the clamshell design allows the keyboard to be as big as the device itself.
The Kohjinsha SC3 is a great example of this. The device's keyboard is about half the size of most other UMPCs, and its design keeps the bezel as thin as possible.
