Panasonic has announced late on a number of new additions to its Toughbook range of business notebooks, the significant new passes for the new laptop family, the Toughbook CF-53. As usual, the Toughbook CF-53 is aimed at users who must use their laptop to work in hostile environments such as open space, factories or other industrial sites in danger.
For this, the new Toughbook CF-53 meets military-grade U.S. Army MIL-STD withstand drops of up to 76 inches high by coated components and its magnesium case. Besides its antireflective screen is to be used outdoors with sunlight without any problems. It also has very good technology, the new CF-53 is powered by an Intel Core i5-2520M vPro chipset features the new Intel Q67 Express, USB 3.0 and 14-inch screen.
This comes in two models, one with a standard screen that we purchased for 1,544 euros and another touchscreen has a cost of 2,000 euros. 
For this, the new Toughbook CF-53 meets military-grade U.S. Army MIL-STD withstand drops of up to 76 inches high by coated components and its magnesium case. Besides its antireflective screen is to be used outdoors with sunlight without any problems. It also has very good technology, the new CF-53 is powered by an Intel Core i5-2520M vPro chipset features the new Intel Q67 Express, USB 3.0 and 14-inch screen.
This comes in two models, one with a standard screen that we purchased for 1,544 euros and another touchscreen has a cost of 2,000 euros.
- Panasonic trims the semi-rugged Toughbook 53 down to 5.6 pounds (10/05/2011)
- Panasonic intros semi-rugged Toughbook 53 with 4G option (10/05/2011)
- Panasonic launches semi-rugged Toughbook CF-53, with optional LTE and CircuLumin touchscreen (video) (10/05/2011)
- Toughbook survives brutal, frosty ride behind a snowmobile (11/04/2011)
- Panasonic chains Toughbook to a snowmobile, shows signs of life post-torture (video) (19/04/2011)
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