Panasonic Toughbook S10 Spec Sheet

Panasonic Toughbook S10 Manual

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  • Panasonic Toughbook S10 | Spec Sheet - Page 1
    display, increased security and remote management, an Intel® Core™ i5 vPro™ processor and easy to use circular scrolling touchpad, and you get a laptop that lets you do more than you ever expected. And not just at your desk. 1.800.662.3537 SOLUTIONS panasonic.com/toughbook/S10 IS OUR MIDDLE NAME
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Windows
®
. Life without Walls
. Panasonic recommends Windows 7.
THE TOUGHBOOK
S10
1.800.662.3537
panasonic.com/toughbook/S10
SOLUTIONS
IS OUR MIDDLE NAME
Longest Standard Battery Life In Its Class
3.0 lbs. with 12.5 Hours of Battery Life
Drop and Spill-resistant
Analog (VGA) and Digital (HDMI) Video Outputs
USB 3.0 Port for Faster File Transfer Speeds
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
®
and Optional 3G Gobi
WWAN
12.5 HOURS OF STANDARD BATTERY LIFE—THE
LONGEST IN ITS CLASS AND STILL ONLY 3.0 LBS.
Introducing the 3.0 lb. Panasonic Toughbook
®
S10.
With an amazing 12.5 hours of battery life, Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth
®
and optional Gobi
2000 3G mobile
broadband, the Toughbook S10 was designed for the
mobile professional. The Toughbook S10 can handle up
to a 30
"
drop thanks to its tough magnesium alloy case
and shock-mounted flex-connect hard drive. And it has
a spill-resistant keyboard so it can survive the bangs,
bumps and spills of a hectic day. Add to that the flexibility
of supporting both USB 3.0 and 2.0, analog (VGA) and
digital (HDMI) video, the latest SD card standard
(SDXC), a DVD drive, a 12.1
"
LED widescreen display,
increased security and remote management, an Intel
®
Core
i5 vPro
processor and easy to use circular scrolling
touchpad, and you get a laptop that lets you do more than
you ever expected. And not just at your desk.