Invinci-droid
Panasonic has been turning out its Toughbook laptops for some time now to those that need something a little more study. The almost invincible range of computers are famed for their reliability and battery life. Weight and size however has always been a problem.
Enter the Toughbook tablet, an enterprise grade portable from Panasonic that will make use of Google's Android OS. Aimed at those who need a bit of hardiness to their electronics, the tablet will undoubtedly turn up in the hands of soldiers, government personnel, Everest climbers, desert crossers, and Fringe Division. The clumsy will probably also appreciate the Toughbook tablet.
The tablet incorporates a 10.1 inch XVGA high-brightness daylight viewable screen and even an active stylus suggesting a resistive rather than capacitive screen. The Toughbook is also ultra-secure, at a hardware level, has satellite based GPS, integrated 3G/4G connectivity and 'full-shift battery life'.
Sadly no idea of cost of release date just yet, but don't expect things to be particularly cheap, all this toughness comes at a price.?
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Android Panasonic Toughbook tablet on the way originally appeared on http://www.pocket-lint.com on Fri, 17 Jun 2011 11:25:00 +0100
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