I have a Lifebook T902 through school, and it's a piece of junk. Build quality is poor, with my biggest complaint being cheap plastic used throughout. If it falls at all, it's going to break, period. My school uses a lease program and will replace damaged machines as opposed to repair them. I am currently on my fourth machine in two years after a laundry list of issues, from a bad hard drive to a faulty motherboard to bad speakers to a broken chassis. To put this in perspective, I have squeezed four years out of my Dell Latitude E6410, still running, and only replaced the DVD drive and battery.
That said, I have used one of their traditional, that is non-tablet, notebooks, and it was all around a better machine. I don't remember the model of this particular machine, but that was about a year and a half ago. All the issues I have had with their tablet machines are the same as I had with the similar Gateway convertible I had before it.