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''Panasonic’s giant 4K tablet goes on sale in January for an eye-popping $5,999''

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http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/11/8/5080136/panasonic-4k-toughpad-tablet-specifications-price-release-date

For the $5,999 price you’ll get the impressive 4K 20-inch display with an Intel i5 processor clocked at 1.9GHz, 256GB of SSD storage, and 8GB of RAM. The Toughpad also includes a USB 3.0 port, SD card slot, and built-in smart card reader. What you won’t get is good battery life. Panasonic estimates just two hours of use for this 20-inch tablet, the price you pay for a 4K display in a tablet form factor.

The future is...very short...

Still cool to see that device manufacturers are coming out with more 4K devices. Now make 4K monitors affordable.

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Non-mobile link :) http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/8/5080136/panasonic-4k-toughpad-tablet-specifications-price-release-date

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What size? nevermind 20" inch tablets are probably for workstations....maybe? At least they're not those 55"in tablets featured in that fox channel I mean overkill 1080p 55inches of stupidity

 

just 2 hours of battery life really...

The technology running 4K isn't perfected however what can you expect if a 1080p resolution was running it last maybe 6-7 hours give or take.

4K monitors and Tvs sound more interesting then tablets at this moment. How big is the battery u_u

 

http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/11/8/5080136/panasonic-4k-toughpad-tablet-specifications-price-release-date

The future is...very short...
Still cool to see that device manufacturers are coming out with more 4K devices. Now make 4K monitors affordable.
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I want cheaper prices Sharp do your thing :D

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It shows the tablet being used at a construction site. I honestly wouldn't have it anywhere near that especially if costed me $6,000. Haha

 

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It shows the tablet being used at a construction site. I honestly wouldn't have it anywhere near that especially if costed me $6,000. Haha

 

It's probably used for blueprint. Which explains the large size and the high res.  

 

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Numbers don't go high enough to accurately explain exactly how many f**ks I don't give about tablets.

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"So you're telling me I can spend $6000 AND look like a tremendous douche bag? Who do I give my money to?"

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I dont know who will buy this. It has very limited use case scenarios. 

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Talk about useless innovations... This is more like technology moving backwards. This is an all in one Pc with a battery and a really high res screen that no one would use in that form factor... 4K belong on a tv or a monitor not a tablet... Maybe one day but not now... 

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So about a dollar for every column of pixel and then $2000 for the rest of the components?

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