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Panasonic Toughbook 31: The Notebook for Extreme Conditions

If you’re an explorer who is always outdoors taking extreme challenges, then here’s the perfect notebook for you – The Panasonic Toughbook 31. It’s Panasonic’s latest creation which is specially designed for people who never say no to challenges.

Seeing it for the first time, most people mistake it for a briefcase but it’s actually an almost indestructible notebook which can withstand extreme environments. Some of its notable features are…

  • A spill resistant magnesium case which protects it from water, dust, and other hazards 
  • A hybrid cooling system that moderates power supply and optimizes pc performance even in most extreme conditions 
  • Long lasting but fast charging battery perfect for long trips outdoors 
  • Comes in three models, Strongest model has Intel Core i5-540M 2.53GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.07GHz, 250GB HDD, ATI Radeon HD5650 and Intel QM57 video controller 
  • 2 GB RAM, expandable to 8 GB 
  • Windows 7 Operating System installed though you can downgrade to Windows XP if you wish 
  • A 13.1 inch XGA LED touch screen display for optimum computing experience 
Infodose thoughts: Mommy, if your family goes on frequent picnics, hikes, and camp-outs – and if your kids and hubby just can’t last a day without using a computer, then you should probably consider buying this laptop.

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