I've been looking lately, wondering is there a ton of diff? Pros? Cons? Hdmi port isn't too useful to me....I have the c1 now...I dunno just curious lol
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If you are happy with your CF-C1 and does what you need it to do then save your money BUT you know you want a CF-C2 just because
     
Specifications: CF-C1
Processor: Intel Core-i5 520M, 2.4GHz
Memory: 2GB 1333MHz DDR3 RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics
Hard disk: 250GB hard disk
Display: 12.1in 1,280 x 800, LED-backlit touchscreen
Features: TPM 1.2, microphone, stereo speakers
Connectivity: 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Ports: 3 x USB2, VGA output, CardBus slot, 3.5mm headphone and microphone audio sockets
Dimensions: 298x223x57mm (WxDxH)
Weight: 1.5kg with one battery; 1.73kg with two batteries
Warranty: three years C&R warranty
OS: Windows 7 Professional 32-bit
BENCHMARK RESULTS
Image editing 121
Video encoding 95
Multiple apps 66
Overall 90
Light usage battery life - one battery 4h24m; two batteries 10h27m
Heavy usage battery life – one battery 1h31m; two batteries 3h03m
POWER CONSUMPTION
Idle 15W
Active 41W
Specifications: CF-C2
Processor Intel Core i5-3427U with 3MB Intel Smart Cache
CPU Speed 1.80 GHz (3.0GHz Turbo Boost)
CPU TDP 17 watts
Chipset Intel QM77
OS Windows 8 Pro 64-bit (with Windows 7 downgrade option)
Standard/Max RAM 4GB/8GB DDR3L-1333MHz
Disk/drive Shock-mounted, removable "flex-connect" 500GB 7200rpm HD; optional 128GB or 256GB SSD
Card slots 1 ExpressCard/34, 1 SDXC
Display type Transmissive anti-glare/anti-reflective TFT with Gorilla Glass 2
Display size/res 12.5" widescreen (16:9) 1366 x 768 pixel WXGA, up to 500 nits
Digitizer/pens 5-point capacitive multi-touch and stylus pen
Keyboard/scale integrated 84-key, probably 100%-scale, spillproof
Housing Magnesium alloy case
Operating Temp "business-rugged"
Sealing "business-rugged"
Shock 30-inch drop to six sides
Crush Unknown
Size (WxHxD) 11.8 x 8.4 x 1.0-1.7 inches
Weight 3.64/4.0/4.3 lbs. with lightweight/standard battery/long-life battery
Power Standard: 10.8V/6800mAH
Bridge battery for hot-swapping
Cameras Front: 720p webcam + 1280 x 720 stills (front); rear: optional 720p + 3mp (2048 x 1536) AF
Sensors Ambient light, magnetic, acceleration, gyro
Interface 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0, gigabit RJ45, audio in/out, HDMI; optional: VGA, RJ11, serial, dock, webcam, Smart Card reader, fingerprint scanner
Wireless Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 (802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth Class 1 v.4.0 + EDR; optional integrated Gobi3000 or 4G LTE
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I have several C1's but my first C2 will be here next week,it will be interesting to see the difference. I consider the C1 to be rather flimsy and easily damaged,nice screen and decent performance however.
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I've handled a C2 and it seems sturdier to me. The display hinge-swivel also seems better designed and less likely to break.
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Thanks, the c1 is flimsy but I've got a mk2 and it needs a bezel(fell off a stool on tocement....bad day lol) , rotate has mindof its own, 1usb port is dead and web cam is dead....but it does great for what I need...I do miss my 30 thought..kinda wish the 19 was the same screen size as the c1 though...then that would be great
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 I have a beater mk1 if you are interested,just replaced the bottom case that was broken. Works but no keyboard. Cheap. Got no use for it other then a toy. Did i mention cheap?
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 Well I am typing on a C1 right now...it's got nice specs but the C2 I use for DJing is a beast! It is also much more durable...now of course with no fan as opposed to the C1 it does get a tad warm if you run 16 gigs of ram (not supported by panasonic but it runs great!) That combined with the Haswell processor (MK2) and two usb 3.0 ports to run external 2TB HDD's along with hdmi makes an awesome rig for running music videos all night long! It's gotta be one of my all time favorite Toughbook! Of course I like my 31,F9,FZ-G1,FZ-A1,Touchscreen 52 and my 74 too...
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We've got two c1's both mk2's the wife's is basically stock mines got 8gb ram and a ssd... Great for what I do at work but being in the shop some times makes me wonder but had held up and the tablet feature works great for filing out the diag bs for warranty...
I guess it works be nice to figure out my little glitches lol and get it to 100% 
c1 or c2....
Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by Mxx20, Dec 12, 2014.