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Let me guess: over priced, and way too heavy. :)
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We now have a Panosonic Toughbook here at work. It cost the dealership about $5K plus another $2K for the hardware device to access our cars with...not cheap and it's just an "average" laptop, nothing fast or special really. It's casing is what makes it so costly and it can supposedly be dropped about two stories w/o damage.
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Originally posted by FlyingPenguin
Let me guess: over priced, and way too heavy. :)


And you have to wear a 65 pound battry pack on you back to make it work for 1 hour.
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but it wont cost you $150.00 to fill the tank

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guess i need a new one...
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