We can't find words for Panasonic's rugged Toughbook S10 laptop

Panasonic’s new laptop looks like a fair, yet it’s more resilient than we might think. Blow? Vibration? Water? No problem.

During the development of the Toughbook S10, safety factors such as a drop / waterproof keyboard, a hard disk with vibration protection, and a magnesium alloy case provide superior protection for all hardware. The touchpad and optical drive also got an interesting design. The touchpad is circular, the rectangular screen is sure to be a special adventure to control the cursor. The Discmanes design of the DVD burner is on the one hand simpler to insert the disc and accidental tray openings may be avoided, but we would love to test how long it can withstand the weight of one wrist while cracking. If we disregard these or explicitly arouse our interest, we can no longer complain about the specification. The 12,1-inch notebook with 1280 × 800 pixel resolution LED-backlit display is based on Sandy Bridge. In addition to the 2,5 GHz Core i5-2520M processor, you get up to 8 GB of memory and a 320 gig HDD. Standard add-on modules are also available: 802.11 b / g / n WiFi, USB 3.0, HDMI, D-Sub, Bluetooth 2.1, AS card reader, as well as optional 3G and fingerprint reader. The Panasonic running Windows 7 can run on battery power for up to 10,5 hours, starting at $ 2449 starting in September.