Computer hardware and software
NEC’s rugged laptop takes some hits
rugged laptop
Spray them with water, subject them to extreme temperatures or drop them on the ground, NEC’s rugged ShieldPro laptops are made to survive rough treatment.
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#16 written by CreativeSyndrome 1 year ago
Brettrawr, I have noticed that you insult several new technologies. Perhaps you should take these suggestions..
1. Expand your vocabulary past “Fuck” and “shit”
2. Eskimo is a blunt term, the correct one is Inuit, and they do not live in igloos, as many believe, which invalidates your comment.
3. Perhaps you should go crawl under a rock and throw your computer out your window if you have problems with technological advances. -
#17 written by Brettrawr7 1 year ago
Uhm,1. i have a large vocabulary but i chose not to waste it on worthless fags like you guys.
2. sorry im not a fucking nerd who actually would take time to type inuits who dont live in igloos.
3. the correct term would be boulder or mountain, due to the fact that a rock would be to small for a human to crawl under. that invalidates your comment fucker. and I wouldnt call this shit a “technological advance”, its a waste of time and money when we could be working on killing fags like you. -
#21 written by blud4cash 1 year ago
your somthing arn’t you,these laptops are being built for troops in the army, you know were they have to work in the rain, and when important information is on a hardrive it needs to be kept safe, especialy if the computer is in a dangerous envirmont, like oh say THE MILLITARY were stuff gets dropped and thrown around all the time, and fyi i mountain isn’t i rock, or 2 rocks, or 200 rocks, a mountain is a land mass that projects well above its surroundings; higher than a hill.
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#22 written by enger123 1 year ago
What kind of ignorant redneck are you, a nerd rules you worthless life and is not afraid to show there intelligence.
As opposed to you who is afraid to appear like a nerd, but have no intelligence to show in the first place.
Police use laptops like these in most countries, and require rugged computers that can take a high shock threshold. A drafting team on a construction site would love an item they can drop, get wet or whatever, and still keep mobility and performance, ie: dualcore.
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#23 written by DemonHide 1 year ago
A rugged laptop is great, but the military already has stuff like that, but perhaps not with all those features.
What I’m looking for is a laptop whose circuitry is resistant to continuous use, i.e. that the insides are, in and of themselves, strong enough to withstand the rigors of their own activity significantly beyond that of conventional units. Furthermore, self-modular cards would be a welcome bonus.
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