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INFOLOGIX ST7 MCA (CF-H1 ??)
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Re: INFOLOGIX ST7 MCA (CF-H1 ??)
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Silver Trooper
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Re: INFOLOGIX ST7 MCA (CF-H1 ??)
Okay, assuming that most of us on this forum are Toughbook fanatics, or even other rugged computers (love my XFR!), in this age of countless tablets (although not that many Windows models), why should I buy one of these if I can get a Dell Venue Pro 8 for $250 that has the most current technology, and a true capacitive screen? Would it help if we could load W8.1 on this, assuming you could make it work?
One CF-52, four CF-18's, 4.5 CF-28's, one CF-29, five CF-M34's, two CF-37's, one CF-P2 and two CF-P1's. There are also two Getac A320T's, one Fieldpac and two IBM Transnotes. Not to mention the AMD 5600 CPU with three monitors and several HP PDA's. Whew! Must quit buying...no, must have MORE! Then there are the weapons...
Ineptocracy: A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.
Ineptocracy: A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.
Re: INFOLOGIX ST7 MCA (CF-H1 ??)
Older thread but here goes,I have several H1,H2 and I demonstrate with a scraped up H1C.I have personally chucked it several feet to land on a concrete floor at the Ford dealer,more then once while running......still running with no damage.Silver Trooper wrote:Okay, assuming that most of us on this forum are Toughbook fanatics, or even other rugged computers (love my XFR!), in this age of countless tablets (although not that many Windows models), why should I buy one of these if I can get a Dell Venue Pro 8 for $250 that has the most current technology, and a true capacitive screen? Would it help if we could load W8.1 on this, assuming you could make it work?
The bitch is finding the drive caddy,$137 shipped from Panasonic. I hang out on ebay and buy complete units cheap,then pull the caddy for my low hour units.
I should try 8.1 to see if it works,got an H2 with 80gb drive,might just do that.
Oh and did I mention the H2 is a core i5? Zooooooom!
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Re: INFOLOGIX ST7 MCA (CF-H1 ??)
Were you ever able to try W8.1 on your H2? If so, how did it perform?safn1949 wrote:Older thread but here goes,I have several H1,H2 and I demonstrate with a scraped up H1C.I have personally chucked it several feet to land on a concrete floor at the Ford dealer,more then once while running......still running with no damage.Silver Trooper wrote:Okay, assuming that most of us on this forum are Toughbook fanatics, or even other rugged computers (love my XFR!), in this age of countless tablets (although not that many Windows models), why should I buy one of these if I can get a Dell Venue Pro 8 for $250 that has the most current technology, and a true capacitive screen? Would it help if we could load W8.1 on this, assuming you could make it work?
The bitch is finding the drive caddy,$137 shipped from Panasonic. I hang out on ebay and buy complete units cheap,then pull the caddy for my low hour units.
I should try 8.1 to see if it works,got an H2 with 80gb drive,might just do that.
Oh and did I mention the H2 is a core i5? Zooooooom!
One CF-52, four CF-18's, 4.5 CF-28's, one CF-29, five CF-M34's, two CF-37's, one CF-P2 and two CF-P1's. There are also two Getac A320T's, one Fieldpac and two IBM Transnotes. Not to mention the AMD 5600 CPU with three monitors and several HP PDA's. Whew! Must quit buying...no, must have MORE! Then there are the weapons...
Ineptocracy: A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.
Ineptocracy: A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.