Pros
- Touchpad takes stylus input
- Spill-resistant keyboard
Cons
- Weak speakers
- Sub-par battery life
Bottom Line
Although not a best-of-class desktop replacement, the LifeBook A6030 offers a lot for the money, including stylus input.
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