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    Why all those Dell users were here?

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by klboo, Mar 4, 2008.

  1. klboo

    klboo Notebook Evangelist

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    klboo, Mar 4, 2008
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    kingstu Notebook Consultant

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    The rugged Dell looks interesting. I'm glad the rugged notebook market has more competition since that will boost inovation and maybe lower prices.
     
    kingstu, Mar 4, 2008
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    finally an American manufacturer enters the game. Its gonna be a while before the used models circulate around ebay and the like, and become affordable enough for a joe like me.

    But its always good to see more players in the ruggedized game.

    edit: under the customize options it appears they have an option for a 64GB solid state drive, I need to see if I can get something similar for my toughbook.
     
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  4. Toughbook

    Toughbook Drop and Give Me 20!

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    lowang... You can get a solid state drive for your laptop now... You just need to pony up about $400 for it.

    I'm not sure about the Dell... I'll bet it will be made out of ABS plastic. Thick plastic... but plastic none the less.
     
    Toughbook, Mar 5, 2008
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