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FYI the new CF-19 Mark 4 is HERE!

http://www.panasonic.com/business/tough ... 19.asp#/19

There is quite a bit of buzz around the new CF-52's with Intel's Core i5 processors and Max 8GB RAM capabilities, however those who ordered the units will be dissapointed. The release originally scheduled for April was delayed for unknown reasons. The 52's will begin to ship in June. It is strikingl...

Rob wrote:I still haven't seen these out yet... when is the projected release date?

Thanks

Official p/n's will come out in May and units will begin shipping in June!

NEW INFORMATION on the CF-31. As they have done with the CF-52 they will now be creating different "levels" of the 31. Stripping some features and allowing it to sell for cheaper, and creating and "High End" model. Regarding vehicle docking stations... The 31 will have 3 levels, ...

Check this out: http://www.ubergizmo.com/zoom.php?dir=2010/3/ToughBook-C1-Panasonic/&page=4 The 5th pic... it doesn't appear to have Aero enabled... does it maybe not support Windows Aero???!?!?! Not sure, but in my experience the Healthcare industry that this is designed for locks everything d...

Rob wrote:How big is big? because I have it set to like a 200MB limit......

yea they are over 3... how about some links?

http://www.panasonic.com/business/tough ... _Sheet.pdf

http://www.panasonic.com/business/tough ... ochure.pdf

Rob wrote:Can you please post the PDF on here?

Thanks

The Files are too large... i was going to try a screen shot jpg but then you cannot read the text.

Any one know that if there is new CSA and VZA which support the GOBI2000 in the CF-30? I've try to install it in my CF-30mk2 with no luck ! any suggestion is welcome. thanks! The GOBI 2000 CSA software has not been released yet. You should see it become available on the Toughbook SUpport site withi...

... sucks for us on 21mbps HSPA networks as the new Gobi doesn't support those speeds. Yes, theoretical top speeds but I've hit 10mbps before on Telus (Canada) with a Sierra Wireless 306. Its not that GOBI does not support that speed, because it does. ATT had Qualcomm limit the speed. THey are just...

According to the article I read today, a true 4G system (that is able to perform up to its potential), is years away. The infrastructure necessary to support it is going to cost billions and none of the wireless companies are in any hurry to spend the cash. AT&T and Verizon have both said they ...