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'The Toughbook 55 doesn’t just meet expectations. It redefines what mission-critical tools should be,' says Panasonic when unveiling its latest semi-rugged PC
By Sean Endicott published
Industry Standard Panasonic just announced the Toughbook 55 Mk3. The semi rugged laptop has seven user-replaceable areas, which make it easier to upgrade and repair.
First look: Panasonic’s new Toughbook 40 Windows 11 laptop is so rugged your floor is scared of it
By Daniel Rubino published
With eight modular xPAK bays, 11th Gen Intel, optional AMD graphics, and the ability to withstand a 6-foot drop, the new Toughbook 40 is as tough as they come.
Panasonic Toughbook 55 Mk3 (2024) review: With Intel 13th Gen and faster graphics, there's still nothing better than this semi-rugged laptop
By Daniel Rubino published
Panasonic has updated its groundbreaking 2019 Toughbook FZ-55 semi-rugged laptop with Intel 13th Gen, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3, making it still a winner for hardworking pros.
Panasonic Toughbook G2 review: The most rugged, modular PC in existence today
By Daniel Rubino last updated
Panasonic's brand new Toughbook G2 combines its older G1 and G20 devices into one modular monster of a Windows PC that sets the bar for this genre.
Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 33 review: The most badass 2-in-1 PC gets a welcomed refresh for 2021
By Daniel Rubino published
The TOUGHBOOK 33 brings support for private LTE networks, Intel 10th Gen, and other improvements to the most uncompromising convertible PC ever.
Panasonic rolls out LUMIX Tether for Streaming to help you live stream with your DSLR
By Sean Endicott published
LUMIX Tether for Streaming includes display options designed for live streaming. The program is in beta and its LIVE VIEW mode makes it easier for streaming software to read the camera feed.
Power your devices with four AA rechargeable Eneloop batteries for $9
By Adam Oram published
Each battery has a 2000mAh capacity and a 2100 cycle. They also keep their charge for up to 10 years when not in use. Think about how many disposable batteries you'd go through in that time.
Secured-core PCs protect your data down to the hardware
By Sean Endicott published
Microsoft partnered with several PC manufacturers to create Secured-core PCs. These devices have integrated hardware, firmware, software, and identity protection to keep data and devices safe.
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