Panasonic Toughbook CF-27 Laptop Review

Panasonic Toughbook CF-27 Laptop Review

The fully rugged notebook PC with
daybrite ARX anti-reflective LCD,
magnesium alloy case, and water
resistant keyboard and touchpad.

The Panasonic Toughbook CF-27 offers rugged service and everything you expect from a Toughbook. Drop it, splash it or throw it – this one keeps on working and asks: “Is that the worst you can do to me?".

Key Features include:

• 12” TFT Color Display
• Available in Pentium MMX 300MHZ or Pentium lll 500MHz
• 4Gig hard drive (6Gig hard drive in the 500MHz model)
• 32Meg of RAM (128Meg in the 500MHz model)
• 3.5” floppy drive
• Touchpad and Touchscreen
• Parallel, Serial and USB ports
• 56K modem
• Windows 200 Pro (can be upgraded to XP)
• Features and options vary by model.

It may not be in production any longer but this ruggedized Toughbook is the ultimate in rugged durability and performance. Whether getting rough in the dirt or wet by the sea, this mobile computer was built to last and boy it sure does! They are still popular, sought after and selling today. Protected by a fully magnesium alloy case and a water resistant keyboard, LCD and touchpad, the Panasonic Toughbook 27 is ready for the toughest of challenges. Combined with an advanced Intel® Pentium® 266MHz (500MHz available) processor with MMX Technology and wireless ready capabilities, there is no mobile computing task the fully rugged Toughbook 27 cannot handle.

This Toughbook is an ideal laptop for anyone that wants a reliable strong machine that is spill proof, dust proof and shock proof. It has a case made from magnesium alloy and has been designed to withstand drops of of up to 90cm without damage. This laptop is not only suitable for normal office work but also outdoor workers, on boats, building sites and even for school students that may be a little rough with their school equipment. The ultimate expression of Panasonic's application specific design approach, the CF-27 Toughbook was developed to satisfy the requirements of organizations with field-based personal working in hostile environments.