Record breaking Toughbook?

I know there's a closed thread on the subject, but to me, this is jaw-dropping.
On the auction bay there is a "Panasonic cf-18 mk5 ToughBook Rugged" with the
accumulated operating time of 4194300 on the bios screen.
Yes, that's seven figures! Doesn't that make it a collector's item?

Philip

 

Something is definitely wrong here. That's 174,762.5 days, that's 478.8 years. And the flux capacitor goes where on a CF-18?
CAP

 

That's 4,194,300 hours

or 478.801369863 YEARS

 

I think that was Dr Who's toughbook. He must of upgraded.

 

What bios version was that again?

 

it was made in 1535

Jan 15th - Henry VIII declares himself head of English Church
Jan 18th - Francisco Pizarro founds the city of Lima, Peru
Feb 10th - 12 nude anabaptists run through Amsterdam streets
Mar 10th - Bishop Tomés de Berlanga discovers Galapagos Islands
Mar 28th - Bloemkamp Abbey (Oldeklooster) attacked & destroyed
Apr 1st - Panasonic CF18 mk5 started production
Jun 14th - Karel V's fleet sails under Andrea Doria to Tunis
Jun 17th - English Catholic Cardinal John Fischer state rights
Jun 24th - Anabaptists Protestants conquered & disbanded
Jun 24th - Hessische troops occupy Munster
Jul 1st - Sir Thomas More goes on trial in England charged with treason
Jul 14th - Emperor Charles V conquerors Tunis
Jul 22nd - Christians captured in Tunis in uprising against Adm Barbarossa
Aug 31st - Pope Paul II deposed & excommunicated King Henry VIII
Sep 1st - French navigator Jacques Cartier reaches Hochelaga (Montreal)
Oct 2nd - Jacques Cartier discovers Mount Royal (Montreal)



Actually I think it was November of 2006

 

I see an ec but no bios. Is that common?

 

Oops! My tired eyes missed that..

 

Rusty? you been playing with the bios stuff again?..Driller

 

Kinda funny...when I first read this thread that was the first person I thought of too :thumbsup:

 

The funniest post n the last 478 years!

 

Actual drawing of this Toughbook in use.

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The owners manual.

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Has anyone ever noticed a possible bug in the MK1 CF-30 BIOS clock....if you pay close attention when you upgrade a factory bios to the current revised BIOS available on the Panasonic site, the hours are almost always reduced, it depends on the total hours of how much is subtracted but its usually at least 20-50 hours. I was wondering if the factory BIOS has a bug which clocks the time at an accelerated rate and the update fixes it. Maybe the 18s had a similar problem like this, although that seems extreme.