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Reviews of Laptops
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Title: Panasonic Toughbook Y7 - review of the Panasonic Toughbook Y7
Pros: Very light weight for screen size, Long battery life, Business-rugged design, Comfortable keyboard
Cons: Small touchpad, 4:3 aspect ratio screen, Mediocre Wi-Fi range
Verdict: The Panasonic Toughbook Y7 is expensive, but with the high price tag comes rock-solid durability, excellent battery life, and the largest screen you can get under four pounds. The biggest trade-off is speed, but if you need to tote your notebook cross-cou
Summary: Panasonic's lightweight and durable upgrade to the Y5 offers road warriors everything they need to get the job done on the go.
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80/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Toughbook CF-W7
Pros: Spill-resistant keyboard; drop-proof; stomp-proof
Cons: Far from attractive; pricey compared to ordinary laptops
Verdict: The Panasonic ToughBook CF-W7 is a great for anyone who's prone to breaking things. It's by no means unbreakable, but it'll withstand more punishment than most users will be able to inflict upon it
Summary: You don't have to be a builder or work in the desert to own a Panasonic Toughbook CF-W7, but it won't hurt for you to be extremely clumsy. This laptop can withstand considerable crushing forces, is stomp-proof, spill-proof and drop-proof. See if it'll sur
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71/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Toughbook CF-30
Pros: Unbeatable build quality, Reasonably good performance for a niche product
Cons: Slightly hazy display
Verdict: This isn't a laptop for everyone, but if you need to work outside for a portion of the day, it's worth considering
Summary: The chassis, screen surround and hinges are made from a tough magnesium-alloy
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80/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Toughbook W7
Pros: The Toughbook CF-W7 can withstand small spills and up to 200 pounds of pressure; weighs the same as a MacBook Air; WWAN options are available.
Cons: Bulky and ugly; ports and connections are not protected; ho-hum performance; dated 4:3 aspect display; circular touchpad is difficult to use.
Verdict: The Panasonic Toughbook CF-W7 manages to be lightweight and awkwardly bulky, but this rugged ultraportable offers excellent protection for business travelers who are extra rough on their systems.
Summary: A handful of companies, including Twinhead and Dell, make ruggedized laptops, but Pansonic's Toughbook brand is still synonymous with the concept of a heavy-duty portable computer. Most laptops in this category don't actually meet the strict military spec
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70/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Toughbook CF-52
Pros: Built-in handle; doesn't skimp on connections; includes wireless broadband and 802.11n; extremely sturdy.
Cons: Bulky and heavy; vulnerable optical drive; not configurable.
Verdict: If you need a laptop that can withstand a lot of abuse without spending a fortune on an all-out fully rugged model, the Panasonic Toughbook CF-52 offers ample peace of mind plus the latest Centrino Duo components.
Summary: Ruggedized laptops have a lot in common with the Hummer business model. They started out as strictly utilitarian machines built for heavy industrial use, but over time, the general public became enamored with the tough-as-nails design, and more consumer-f
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71/100 |
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