The D14RM is the latest Durabook model from the US based Gamma Tech; it has a fourteen inch screen and has been specifically designed to cater for the needs of people whose jobs take them outside into situations where the average laptop would fear to go.
The trouble with tough laptops is weight, but the Durabook weighs in at 6.7 pounds, whiles its closest rival the Panasonic Toughbook 52, weighs in at a hefty 7.5 pounds.
It may come as a surprise that there are not many consumers who know what the difference is between a notebook and netbook computer. In fact, there may even be some industry experts who are equally confused about the terms. Some people think that is has something to do with size, well in theory it could be that, but there are certain things that full sized laptops can do that their smaller brothers cannot, like watching and burning DVD’s.
The Lets Note laptop from Panasonic features a circular touch pad, which is probably one of the main things that you notice straight away, and then the rest falls into place. It is based on the Intel core 2 solo offering 1.4 GHz. However, one of the more important features is the claim by Panasonic that it is shock proof, to what extent is not yet known. You get the usual Wi-Fi connectivity, while the battery is said to be good for nine hours.
One thing about tech shows is that you get the opportunity to look at stuff that you would not normally bother with, take this new Toughbook from Panasonic, ordinarily this would not get a look in simply because it has been designed with the medical professional in mind.
However, here it is, it is cool enough with good balance and feel to it, but it does look like a piece of medical equipment the more times you loo
This is a new model from Dell it is a Latitude 2100 and has been marketed for the schools sector. There have been rumours of this machine for a few months now and finally it has come out this Dell is similar to most of their machines with the exception of weight and thickness, these look as if they are built for a tough world, with rubberized cover and an anti microbial keyboard, sounds like a school machine to me!
Features of the Del
When it comes to Toshiba nearly always there, end user is from the business sector, but occasionally a model comes along that offers the consumers a real choice to what is normally put on offer in retail stores. The Portege is well known for being tough and long lasting; therefore, even though this brand tends to be on the rather more expensive end of the range available, in the long run it will generally turn out to be worthwhile spending a little extra.
Features of the Toshiba Portégé R600-ST520W
CPU 1.4-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400
RAM Included 3GB
RAM Upgrad
