The CRAZY Upgradeable Laptop

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Do you know the story about the German G36?

[xnamkcor]

52 minutes ago, Required said:

Do you know the story about the German G36?

If I say "No", will you tell me?

[Bacon soup]

Apple once did something like this, back when they weren't making money.

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18 minutes ago, xnamkcor said:

If I say "No", will you tell me?

Its a Weapon who shot in any direction when it get hot. During the initial test the Military Stuff claim that but the bought them even because the German Weapon Manufacture had an office in the Barracks there.

So because the refuse to buy good Austrian Quality stuff...

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doesnt @BrianTheElectrician have one of these

[BrianTheElectrician]

1 hour ago, sub68 said:

doesnt @BrianTheElectrician have one of these

Sort of haha I have a toughbook cf-52 and a cf-50. While they're very modular as far as repairs go they're not upgradable to the extent this is.

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8 hours ago, BrianTheElectrician said:

Sort of haha I have a toughbook cf-52 and a cf-50. While they're very modular as far as repairs go they're not upgradable to the extent this is.

Still it’s a toughbook and I am thinking about getting a toughtbook 

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I buy a dell Tablet soon. I testet there i7 the are so amazing.

[BrianTheElectrician]

On 6/5/2020 at 5:09 AM, sub68 said:

Still it’s a toughbook and I am thinking about getting a toughtbook 

Yes it is that and I've had a few over the years. I can vouch for their durability and reliability.

 

Depends on what your use case is though, they're generally not great for gaming as most don't have dedicated GPUs, only integrated. For actual work though you can't go wrong.

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I buy a dell for the simple reasion the allow me to config the device.

Panasonic dont!

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7 hours ago, BrianTheElectrician said:

Yes it is that and I've had a few over the years. I can vouch for their durability and reliability.

 

Depends on what your use case is though, they're generally not great for gaming as most don't have dedicated GPUs, only integrated. For actual work though you can't go wrong.

not gaming, more like light photo editing in the field , general tasks and when I get a car or get into racing a way to tune the car

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1 hour ago, Required said:

I buy a dell for the simple reasion the allow me to config the device.

Panasonic dont!

I don't understand because you can choose the cpu and order more ram

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43 minutes ago, sub68 said:

I don't understand because you can choose the cpu and order more ram

Where?

https://business.panasonic.co.uk/mobile-solutions/products-and-accessories/2-in-1s/TOUGHBOOK-20

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Just now, Required said:

Where?

https://business.panasonic.co.uk/mobile-solutions/products-and-accessories/2-in-1s/TOUGHBOOK-20

I use this site https://toughruggedlaptops.com/50-series-base.html?options=cart

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Well It see the are from the US there its maybe different. Here in Europe Panasonic offer for "single Business buyer" and Private only a Handfull Models who the think the people need. Custom are available only from a huge amount.

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The toughbook is modular af but also expensive af

 

but typical for enterprise gear ( just remember the networkcard for the ups )

[danwat1234]

Express card slot (the successor to PCMCIA slot). Does this have Thunderbolt to support eGPUs? If not, an IO module to get that port!

Max batteries.

I love Toughbooks. I remember my CF-28, a Pentium 3 fully rugged model. Awesome design. My first modular laptop was a Dell Latitude LM Pentium 1. Had 1 or 2 modular bays. Could swap in and out a CD-ROM, or floppy or second battery. And, had a nifty Infrared port to wireless print for free as a High School student