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This Dandy Gadget: For you that used a rugged laptop, the Getac V100 is known well. Now, Getac company enhanced it V100 rugged laptop with upgrading all of its component. The new advanced V100 rugged laptop will feature 1.4 GHZ Intel Penryn processor with 800 MHz front side bus and 3MB L2 cache memory, up to 4GB memory, 160GB up to 320GB HDD. Included also WiFi and Smart Card Reader in standard configuration.

As it will have upgraded components, you will get Getac V100 rugged laptop in better performance, memory, storage and wireless capabilities. It will serve you more with your works and duties, more fast and more enjoyable. You can store more data, more music, and get your online has a wide range coverage. Take to wherever you go.

As rugged laptop, the new advanced Getac V100 laptop will also boast ATEX certification, fully compliant with MIL-STD 810F and IP54 standards. Featuring a Magnesium Alloy casing, shock mounted hard disk drive and sealed I/O caps and doors to protect from solid particles, this gadget is a rugged well ready for hardest environment where explosive gases are present such as refineries. More, the removable hard drive is covered by a special mechanism to prevent damage during your operation, transport, and dropped.

Getac advanced V100 laptop uses a 10.4-inch swiveling LED LCD screen that you can transform with one quick rotation to a Rugged Tablet PC. The Rugged Tablet PC mode helps you to get an easy handling and see your data, organize via its touchscreen display. Sunlight will not trouble you much because its screen contains a Sunlight Readable Technology with a mercury free.

Getac advanced V100 rugged laptop with ATEX certified will be expected to hit market in July  2009. The price is unconfirmed yet. Did I mention 3G technology and 1.3 Megapixel waterproof camera? [source]

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