Panasonic, one of the leading technology brands in the world, announced the new model added to the ToughBook series at its event in London. The most striking feature of this special mobile computing device, called the ToughBook 55, is that it is durable and customizable on the go. Well what does it mean?
Japan-based technology manufacturer Panasonic , with the newly introduced TOUGHBOOK 55 semi-durable mobile computing device standard is one click up. Panasonic allows users to customize their devices for different jobs while on the field. Semi-durable notebooks with a slim and lightweight case are aimed at increasing the flexibility and productivity of the employees as well as the return of their investments as soon as possible.
Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 55 clamshell notebooks allow users to easily add a smart card reader, extra storage space or a DVD or Blu-Ray drive in addition to enhancing graphics capabilities. All new add-ons are made with TOUGHBOOK Universal Login. In addition, the front of the device can be equipped with a fingerprint reader, RFID tag reader, smart card reader or a second battery port.
When the TOUGHBOOK 55 is purchased, users can customize the 3 additional ports with one of the VGA, True Serial and USB ports using the expansion slots. Options include 4th Generation USB and 2nd Generation GLAN (Gigabit LAN) or Durable USB 2.0.
Panasonic Toughbook 55 introduced Customizable even on the go
Ka The TOUGHBOOK 55 rewrites the game's rules by increasing the flexibility, productivity and sustainability of semi-rugged mobile computing devices, Jan said Jan Kaempfer, General Manager Marketing, Enterprise Mobile Solutions for Panasonic. Users can now customize their devices according to the requirements of the job. Companies are investing in this device knowing that they will meet the changing needs of their institutions and employees for a long time. In addition, it is enough to replace the individual parts of the device during repair. In this way, when a part fails, the entire device becomes unusable and is not sent for repair. The carbon footprint of the device is also reduced. Azal
TOUGHBOOK 54, the new generation of TOUGHBOOK 54, which has achieved great success, is now more flexible, fast, durable, secure and long lasting than TOUGHBOOK 54. All TOUGHBOOK 54 compatible accessories, such as in-car mounting solutions and desktop input multipliers, are also compatible with the TOUGHBOOK 55.
Delivering a corporate notebook experience, the TOUGHBOOK 55 is a semi-durable notebook that can be easily carried with a lightweight (2.08kg), slim (32.8mm) design and a premium design handle. Thanks to the improved Ingress Protection Rating (IP53), the TOUGHBOOK 55 is more resistant to dust and water than its predecessor, and can withstand falls from heights up to 91 cm (MIL-STD810H). The temperature range of the TOUGHBOOK 55 has been improved and it now operates smoothly between -20 ° C and + 60 ° C.
Panasonic Toughbook 55 introduced Customizable even on the go
The battery life of the TOUGHBOOK 55 can be extended up to 40 hours with the ability to change the battery without switching the device off.
Designed for easy use when installed in a vehicle, the TOUGHBOOK 55 features enhanced voice recognition and speakerphone. With the optional 4 microphones, the device can recognize sounds up to 98 percent. The TOUGHBOOK 55 also features an enhanced stereo loudspeaker (92 dBA) for easy conversations even in a car or in noisy environments.
The TOUGHBOOK 55 keyboard has also been developed and offers an easy-to-use and customization opportunity to make things go more efficiently. The optional color keyboard backlight, leaf design and isolated keys make the keyboard easy to use, while resin-painted keys make it easy to see letters in both darkness and light.
Panasonic Toughbook 55 introduced Customizable even on the go
With up to 10-finger detection mode, users can choose how to use the capacitive touch screen. The touch screen can be detected with the finger on the glove, as well as with a stylus pen with a 2mm thin tip for true-to-life writing.
The device can be used in many places, from bright sunlight to environments where the brightness should be minimized (highest brightness 1000 cd / m2, lowest brightness 2 cd / m2). The camera also features an optional infrared 2 MP front camera and privacy cover for video conferencing.
Protected against both physical and digital attacks
The TOUGHBOOK 55's durability features can protect the device against physical damage, as well as flexible customization options that enable easy removal of storage components from the device, protecting sensitive data. This new security area prevents attacks on the system.
The TOUGHBOOK 55 stands out as one of the first of a new and improved platform that makes the device a modern Windows 10 Pro with its hardware, software, and all-in-one identity protection features.
The next generation Intel Core i5 vPro processor, Panasonic's advanced components and Windows 10 features provide the highest level of protection against software attacks, protecting the device from the BIOS phase and secure data access even when the software is in standby mode.
Panasonic Toughbook 55 introduced Customizable even on the go
In addition, the TOUGHBOOK 55 features an optional fingerprint reader, smart card reader, contactless smart card reader and Windows Hello face recognition software, which runs on the front camera of the device.
The TOUGHBOOK 55 is protected from its first opening until it closes.
The performance of the TOUGHBOOK 55 improves with the 8th Generation Intel Core i5 vPro Quad Core CPU. The TOUGHBOOK 55 features 8GB of RAM (up to 64GB) and a 256GB SSD (optional 512GB, 1TB, OPAL256, OPAL 512, OPAL1TB). Interfaces include 2 USB3.1, USB 3.1 type C PD, HDMI, LAN, micro SDXC input and optional Dual Path Through.
Providing unmatched communication capacity with Bluetooth 5.0, the TOUGHBOOK 55 enables faster data transfer and communication at greater distances. It also supports the Intel Dual Band Wireless AC-9560.
With the optional ublox-NEO-M8N, the TOUGHBOOK 55 is optimized for the use of Global Location Reporting with the support of Galileo and GPS in Europe, GLONASS in Russia and Beidou in China.
