By Joey Alarilla
INQUIRER.net
JUST how tough is the Toughbook?
Here’s a video I took for iVDO when Alex Villafania and I covered the Kickstart Asia 2007 information technology forum held last week in Bintan, Indonesia. That’s Linus Lim, sales and marketing executive for IT Products, Wireless Communication Division of Panasonic Systems Asia Pacific, giving the demo.
Check out Alex’s Toughbook story for INQUIRER.net Infotech.
August 21st, 2007 at 12:02 am
Dear Mark Malanum,
We have 2 product line. Business Mobile & Field Mobile
1) Business Mobile (CF-W5, CF-Y5)
For users who are into mobility. People who are always on the go and looking for a durable notebook. These notebooks value proposition are:
a) Light weight (Lightest 1.24kg, Heaviest, 1.53kg)
b) Long battery life (Shortest 8.5hrs, Longest 10.5 hrs)
c) Ruggedize (All models able to withstand 100kgf)
2) Field Mobile (CF-19, CF-30, CF-08)
For users who are into durabilty. People who are using in rugged environment such as oil rig, automotive, shipping, etc. These notebooks value proposition are:
a) Light weight (Lightest 2.3kg, Heaviest, 3.8kg.) Most industrial PC weight range from 2.63kg - 5.8kg
b) Long battery life (Shortest 8hrs, Longest 14hrs (secondary battery) Industrial standard,
c) Ruggedize (All models able to withstand 100kgf)
These field mobile PC are MIL-810F and IP-54 certified.
For more information, please log in to http://www.panasonic.com.sg/toughbook.
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Cheers!
August 20th, 2007 at 5:02 pm
It’s probably also very heavy. It’s definitely catered not catered for your normal office or home environment (unless you consider both to be harsh environments).
August 4th, 2007 at 4:08 pm
Wow! But what about dropping it?
August 3rd, 2007 at 4:36 pm
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August 1st, 2007 at 5:22 pm
i’d love to have that notebook…
less worries