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• Corsair's Flash Survivor USB Key for Klutzes and Dare-Devils

  Published: July 29, 2007, 11:06 pm

  Tags: Hard Drives Usb Memory, Flash, Survivor, Cool Stuff, Aircraft, Dampening, Toughbook, Encased, Milled, Vibrations

  kind of like the Panasonic ToughBook of USB Keys. The Flash Survivor encased in extremely strong CNC-milled, anodized aircraft-grade aluminum, it’s water resistant to up to 200 meters, [...] Related Entries: Festival outfit: The SurvivorKangaru's Firewire Flash Drive Trumps USB Keys for Speedlove me or dare meDare to bare with

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• Panasonic launches four new Toughbooks

  Published: September 27, 2007, 11:32 am

  Tags: Panasonic, Santa Rosa, Santarosa, Toughbook

  only when turned off). The Toughbooks also have an "irrigation system" for the keyboard which can route water away from important bits to a "drain" at the base of the computer. Keep reading after the break to see a rundown of all the new models and specs.[Via Impress]Continue reading Panasonic launches four new Toughbooks Read Permalink

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• Laptops: Panasonic Set To Throw Updated 7-Series Toughbooks On the Ground

  Published: September 27, 2007, 7:30 pm

  Tags: 7 Series, Laptops, Panasonic, Toughbook

  7-series version of their Toughbook laptops that can drop 76 centimeters, or 2.49 feet, while on and still function correctly. Although 2.5 feet isn't all that tall, it's about the height of the average desk, which means you can safely launch the so far Japan-only Intel Santa Rosa-based laptops onto the ground and still be able to work some

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• Rugged Metal Frame PC

  Published: October 12, 2007, 8:38 am

  Tags: Flytech Metal Frame Pc, Flytech K90 Series, Toughbook

  After Panasonic toughbook and numerous rugged casings for your Macbook it's now PCs turn to adorn a rugged frame. Flytech introduced its metal panel PC K790 series' during Taitronics Autumn 2007, which features stainless frame. The metal frame PCs feature dust & water proof display front. K790 series includes four different

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• Panasonic CF-W7, CF-T7, and CF-Y7 Toughbooks spotted in FCC

  Published: November 7, 2007, 1:38 am

  Tags: Cf W7, Cf Y7, Fcc, Panasonic, Toughbook

  would be getting four new Toughbooks while America got the proverbial shaft, it's time to put your beef aside and bust out the party favors. Turns out, a trio of the new lappies have appeared on the FCC's website, giving us great hope that the revamped CF-W7, CF-T7 and CF-Y7 will be headed stateside soon. Sadly, none of the filings are very

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• Panasonic Toughbook Y7, T7 and W7 Are Built to Take a Business-Class Beating [Laptops]

  Published: November 12, 2007, 6:00 pm

  Tags: Laptops, Milspec, Panasonic, Rugged, Ruggedized, Toughbook

  newest Toughbook Y7, T7 and W7 are designed to combat the Homer in you: that is, they're for people who work with sensitive data yet are prone to dropping laptops, spilling drinks and generally messing stuff up. Forget accelerometers, the hard drives in this can take a serious hit at 2.5 feet and on 26 different axes. The LCDs,

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• Panasonic gets official with the W7, T7, and Y7 Toughbooks

  Published: November 12, 2007, 8:38 pm

  Tags: Cf T7, Cf W7, Cf Y7, Panasonic, Toughbook

  Panasonic's newest US-bound Toughbooks, but they've just gotten the official press treatment, complete with beauty shots and -- most importantly -- spec sheets. All models check out with WiFi, Bluetooth, 1GB of RAM, 80Gb of storage, and an optional HSDPA or EV-DO WWAN module, but diverge from there: the ultraportable W7 (pictured) weighs in at

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• Panasonic Toughbook CF-U1: Hi-K Metal Gate UMPC beater

  Published: March 4, 2008, 4:27 am

  Tags: Computers, Ultra Mobile Pc, Gadgets, Panasonic, Technology, Toughbook, Umpc

  have other ideas. Their new Toughbook CF-U1 is a fully ruggedized Ultra Mobile PC. The CF-U1 runs on both XP and Vista, oh how I hate saying that word Vista. As yet there is not much information about Panasonic's new UMPC, but if the company says that it is a beater to the Hi-K Metal Gate, then it is sure to have some great features. One thing

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• Panasonic's Atom-Based Toughbook UMPC Is Mini Hercules [Panasonic]

  Published: March 5, 2008, 2:55 pm

  Tags: Atom, Notebook, Panasonic, Toughbook, Umpc

  Toughbook UMPC spotted around CeBIT has been made official by Panasonic. The ultra mobile sports an Atom CPU and runs Vista on its 5.6-inch LCD screen. It is impact resistant like other Toughbooks, and we hope it's just as spill-proof as their notebooks. One thing we can't wrap our heads around is the number pad. It's smack-dab in the middle

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• Panasonic Toughbook UMPC: with Intel Atomic CPU

  Published: March 7, 2008, 7:45 am

  Tags: Computers, Ultra Mobile Pc, Intel, Panasonic, Toughbook, Umpc, Windows Vista

  using them. The Panasonic Toughbook is one of the first Ultra Mobile PC's to use the Intel Atomic processor. Panasonic have not let anything slip so not much is known about the Panasonic Atomic Toughbook, however what we do know is that this UMPC has a 5.6-inch display and will have an optional keyboard. The Panasonic Toughbook will have

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• Panasonic's Toughbook CF-U1 gets reviewed

  Published: July 9, 2008, 11:19 am

  Tags: Atom, Cf U1, Panasonic, Review, Reviewed, Rugged, Tough, Toughbook, Toughbook Cf U1, Toughbookcf U1, Umpc

  Tablet PCs While Panny's Toughbook CF-U1 looks mighty novel, is it really worth the cost to have it added to your gadget collection? For those who've never quite been able to wrap their noodle around the whole UMPC concept, TrustedReviews bets that you'll be able to overlook this one without losing any sleep. All in all, the CF-U1 seemed to

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• Panasonic loads Centrino 2 into Toughbook CF-52 / CF-74

  Published: July 17, 2008, 1:26 am

  Tags: Centrino 2, Centrino2, Cf 52, Cf 74, Panasonic, Toughbook, Update, Upgrade

  up the aforesaid pair of Toughbooks with larger hard drives, 802.11n WiFi, expanded graphics capabilities and Intel's Centrino 2 platform. Aside from that, you can still expect the same rugged exterior, shock-mounted HDD and spill-resistant keyboard, but you'll pay dearly for those safeguards. Both the 15.4-inch CF-52 and 13.3-inch CF-74 will

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• Intel teaser slate PC revealed as a Panasonic medical tablet

  Published: August 20, 2008, 12:43 am

  Tags: Idf, Intel, Panasonic, Rumor, Rumors, Toughbook

  been putting out similar Toughbook tablets for some time, including the Atom-based CF-U1. Guess you can't win 'em all -- but at least the guessing was fun for a while.[Via jkOnTheRun]Read   Permalink   Email this   Comments

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• Mystery Intel Tablet is Panasonic Toughbook for Medical Types [Intel]

  Published: August 20, 2008, 4:24 am

  Tags: Intel, Classmate, Doctors, Gadgets, Healthcare, Laptops, Mobile Clinical Assistant, Panasonic, Toughbook

  either: It's a Panasonic Toughbook-alike tablet. More specifically it's a "Mobile Clinical Assistant" device, aimed at doctors and nurses who are under an increasing burden of digital data and imagery nowadays, though there's not much more info available than that fact yet. Shucks... and there we were hoping for something a little more

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• Food Network's Alton Brown Talks to Giz: Caribbean Adventuring With a Garmin, an iPhone and a Shload of Cameras [Interview]

  Published: September 6, 2008, 10:00 am

  Tags: Interview, Alton Brown, Alton Brown Feasting On Waves, Apple, Asus, Caribbean, Eee Pc, Exclusive, Feasting On Asphalt, Feasting On Waves, Feature, Food Network, Garmin, Garmin Colorado, Gps, Imac, Iphone, Macbook Air, Panasonic Toughbook, Photography, Top, Toughbook, Verizonbe

  I thought about taking the ToughBook along, and then I thought about taking the Asus because that's a great little box. Then I thought, the hell with it. I took a few pads of paper, some pens and my iPhone. You also carry GPS everywhere, right? As a motorcyclist, as a hiker and as a pilot, I'm pretty sold on Garmin. In the first Feasting on

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