Technology | December 26, 2007

Panasonic Computer Solutions Company recently introduced three new business-rugged notebook computers designed to meet the demands of mobile executives, walking workers and road warriors: the ultraportable W7, the tablet alternative T7, and the thin-and-light Y7.

The Intel Core 2 Duo-based W7, T7 and Y7 notebooks offer an ideal combination of the latest computing power, light weight (from 3.0 to 3.7 pounds) and long battery life. The 7 series notebooks have strong magnesium alloy cases and chassis, shock-mounted hard drives and LCDs, spill-resistant keyboards and internal flexible connectors for additional protection, according to the manufacturer.

December 2007


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