Panasonic Toughbook 31: Latest notebook for extreme conditions

Panasonic has surprised all of their customers with their new notebook named Panasonic Toughbook 31. It doesn’t look like a notebook it looks more like a briefcase with built in laptop to me and it is designed for most demanding users.

It looks so rugged and almost indestructible and it’s intended to work in the most extreme environments such as front lines. And although it’s not intended to everyday users it has great specs that will find use in the extreme situations. With the spill resistant magnesium case it provides great protection from dust and other environmental hazards. But besides the great durability Toughbook 31 has hybrid cooling system that provides working environment on most extreme conditions, and with long lasting battery and faster recharge time than the previous model, Toughbook 31 will surely find its use.

As for the hardware specs this indestructible notebook will be delivered in three different models with different specs. The weakest model will be using Core i3-350M CPU 2.26GHz, 160GB hard drive and Intel HM55 video controller while the strongest model will be using Intel Core i5-540M 2.53GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.07GHz, 250GB HDD, ATI Radeon HD5650 and Intel QM57 video controller. These models come with 2 GB RAM that is expandable up to 8 GB, and Windows 7 installed, with the possible downgrade to Windows XP. As for display, 13.1 inch XGA LED touchscreen display should satisfy all your needs. This extreme notebook will be available on May 12th with the price of $3,799.