Panasonic 7-series Toughbook Upgrade Announced

Panasonic has released its 7-series Toughbook laptops with major upgrades, hoping to garner more international sales within the next three years.

These rugged 7-series machines have the ability to drop from a height of 76 centimeters (average desk height), survive the fall and not lose the YouTube video page you were gawking instead of working. Additionally, the notebooks have liquid-proofing on the keyboard, ideal for all coffee-hounds and butterfingers.

The four new models of the 7-series are based on the Intel Santa Rosa platform, include twice as much memory (1G) of the previous version and the hard drive also gets an upgrade to 80G.

For full details and specs, check out PC World.

[via Akihabara News]

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