Panasonic Introduces Toughbook H2 Tablet
Panasonic introduced the Toughbook H2, a fully-rugged, ergonomic Windows tablet PC
Panasonic introduced the Toughbook H2, a fully-rugged, ergonomic Windows tablet PC.
The Toughbook H2 offers exceptional ergonomics, including a molded hand strap, which allows workers to comfortably stand or carry the device for an entire shift. As a fully-rugged device, the Toughbook H2 is MIL-STD-810G tested with a 6-foot drop rating. It is designed to work in extreme weather conditions and is engineered and certified for vehicle use.
The tablet includes an enhanced processor, increased RAM and hard drive capacity, I/O ports and a screen that delivers exceptional viewability in all lighting conditions through the use of Panasonic's TransflectivePlus technology.
The Toughbook H2 is powered by an Intel Core i5-2557M vPro processor (1.7GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz) for faster speeds and enhanced device management.
The device also comes standard with 4GB RAM, expandable to 8GB, and a 320GB 7200rpm hard disk drive, with an optional 128GB solid state drive available.
Starting at only 3.5 pounds, the H2 delivers 6.5 hours of battery life and includes fast charging twin hot-swappable batteries that allow for virtually limitless use, said the company. Panasonic has also upgraded the desktop cradle to improve charge time to three hours.
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