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    Panasonic releases new flagship Toughbook Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Matthew Elliott, May 22, 2010.

  1. Matthew Elliott

    Matthew Elliott Notebook Enthusiast

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    Military personnel, emergency responders, and laptop abusers of all stripes, pay heed: Panasonic released its sixth generation of its most rugged Toughbook. The fully rugged Toughbook 31 features Panasonic's magnesium alloy chassis, and under the hood are a number of enhancements that improve performance.

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  2. IKAS V

    IKAS V Notebook Prophet

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    This is ridiculously expensive! :eek:
     
  3. csinth

    csinth Snitch?

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    But you know it's not going to break:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_ZAGT-lmK8

    Pretty powerful compared to older versions... I'm surprised they're going for active cooling as you think that would make it more susceptible to.. everything?

    Also.. 1,100-nit is ridiculously bright. That's freakin' sweet. And 11 hours battery? Maybe it'll have switchable graphics?
     
  4. MGS2392

    MGS2392 NAND Cat!

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    I like the covert mode. Totally neat.

    I wish I could afford this. For the first time, reasonable power in a rugged notebook. It's no Clevo, but Clevos can't exactly take all the spills a ToughBook can handle.