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    Introducing the Panasonic Cat-top

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Dr Blood, Oct 6, 2009.

  1. Dr Blood

    Dr Blood Notebook Geek

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    Hello everybody. I just thought I'd share pictures of my modded Toughbook CF-27 which now belongs to my cat.

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    As you can see, she loves the leopardskin keys...

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    but most of all she loves watching her "Video Catnip" on it.

    Having read nearly every thread on the forum in the last year, I think this is the best use of a Panasonic Toughbook so far. Touchscreens are purrfect for paws. :)

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  2. Toughbook

    Toughbook Drop and Give Me 20!

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    Up arrow = KILL
    Left Arrow = Left swipe
    Right Arrow = Right swipe
    Down Arrow = Claws!


    Enter = Pounce
    Spacebar = Caugh up furball :eek:
     
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    Dr Blood Notebook Geek

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    Her little furry paws can't manage the keyboard very well although she types better than I do. Swatting the screen pauses the video and when she hits it again it restarts.

    I have now added a battery to the CF-27 in case she bites the power cable but I'm still trying to figure out a way for her to switch the computer on by herself. The slidey power switch on these things is a bit tough (to coin a phrase) for feline digits to manipulate. :(
     
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