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    Identify this toughbook

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by safn1949, Apr 11, 2014.

  1. safn1949

    safn1949 I'm sure I'm on the wrong planet

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    CF-ALEPEMALT

    You can tell I'm bored.....I have 3 of these and actually found some info on them but would always be happy to hear from the experts. :D
     
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    double posted hmm....
     
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    Panasonic
    manufacturer part # cf-alepemalt
    product description vista coa intel core 2 duo sl9300 1.6ghz(centrino2vpro), 13.3touch xga, 2g,160g,
    system type notebook - rugged
    operating system vista business / xp pro downgrade - pre-installed: Windows xp
    processor intel core 2 duo sl9300 / 1.6 ghz / 6 mb cache
    memory 4 gb ddr2
    storage 160 gb hdd
    optical drive cd-rw / dvd
    display 13.3" 1024 x 768 / xga
    graphics intel gma 4500mhd
    networking bluetooth 2.0 edr, 802.11 a/b/g/n (draft) , gigabit ethernet , fax / modem
    battery up to 10 hours
    integrated options hdd heater
    security trusted platform module (tpm 1.2) security chip , smartcard reader
    approximate dimensions (wxdxh) 11.9 in x 11.5 in x 2.8 in
    approximate weight 8.4 lbs
    target company us navy
    environmental standards energy star qualified , epeat gold
    manufacturer warranty 3 years warranty
    included service toughbook preferred



    ABHP Overall Length 11.300 inches nominal
    ABKW Overall Height 2.800 inches nominal
    ABMK Overall Width 11.900 inches nominal
    AGAV END Item Identification Special aircraft and engine tool and support equipment/parts
    CPLR Unit Design Portable
    CXCY Part Name Assigned BY Controlling Agency Portable elec maintenance aid
    FEAT Special Features Based on panasonic CF-30 toughbook laptop
     
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    It's designed to communicate with aircraft transponders. It has/had a communication device not a WWAN card. Although by the fleabay photos it's antenna is in the same location. Different frequency though.

    stolen fleabay photos

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    Very interesting,of the 3 one has been used hard but the other 2 are in good shape. My Dad was on the CL-46 during WW2.

    They don't have a sled and the Toughbook logo is missing,looks like it never was applied,I would grade them a 3,5,8 in condition. Cheap as dirt and lots of parts. :D
     
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