Panasonic has given a major overhaul to two of its most rugged notebooks. The Toughbook CF-T8 and Toughbook CF-52 have gotten some new Intel Core CPUs, extra storage space and more. While both are ...
Following on from its Intel Core i5-powered Toughbook CF-C1, Panasonic has this week opted to give two existing models a long-awaited refresh. Kicking things off is the new-and-improved Toughbook ...
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UK. 4 th May 2010-Panasonic today announced upgrades to its Panasonic Toughbook® CF-52 semi-rugged notebook and the business-rugged Toughbook® CF-T8 tablet-alternative notebook computer, adding ...
Lots of laptops have noise-cancelling microphones for video calls from conference rooms. Panasonic's Toughbook 40 Mk2 (starts at $4,699; about $6,375 as tested) is designed for calls from a speeding ...
Companies that design laptops from the ground up can sustain a competitive advantage over those that buy their designs from other (mostly Taiwanese) manufacturers. Panasonic, for example, is what you ...
Panasonic Connect North America has announced the Toughbook 40 Mk2, a notebook PC with excellent durability and module compatibility. It has a 14-inch screen that can be touched even with gloves on, ...
Panasonic Computer Solutions Company has announced it has received the LAPTOP Magazine Editors' Choice Award in the magazine's semi-rugged notebook round-up in the January, 2008 issue.The Editor's ...
Panasonic Connect Canada, a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, has announced a new addition to its rugged and modular TOUGHBOOK 40 laptop. The second generation, aptly known as the ...
When your workplace is a construction site, warehouse, or field hospital, a regular laptop or netbook just won't cut it. Even business-rugged laptops can be rendered useless by blowing dust, splashing ...
When your workplace is a construction site, warehouse, or field hospital, a regular laptop or netbook just won't cut it. Even business-rugged laptops can be rendered useless by blowing dust, splashing ...
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