This protects the hard drive from any sort of shock. The hard drive is removable and enclosed within an aluminum frame case with foam cladding. All hardware is within a shockproof case. It has a waterproof keyboard and has rubber seals on all openings. Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 is within a hardened magnesium-aluminum case.

You can use the most sophisticated software and work on any application anywhere through this laptop.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 supports extremely quick and precise wireless connectivity and processing in the remotest and harshest environments. However, this laptop may not be suitable for multimedia and gaming options. This laptop is shockproof, drop-proof, waterproof, and it does not cause any problems even with rough handling. Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 offers a long life coupled with exclusive performance. Panasonic’s plasma display panels can be almost instantly updated from anywhere in the world using wireless, WAN, LAN or even satellite networks.Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 is a strong and rugged laptop that can withstand harsh working conditions. Unlike traditional forms of signage such as billboards and point-of-sale posters, Panasonic’s digital signage solution allows the delivery of rich content such as video or animation. “We are seeing significant interest from a wide range of businesses from industries as diverse as education and training institutions, hospitals and healthcare facilities, retail environments and hospitality.” “Areas such as digital signage are rapidly growing and Panasonic’s high quality plasma panels are perfect for providing large, moving images for public displays,” he said. “There is significant opportunity in the commercial plasma sector as Australian businesses seek more dynamic ways to entertain and inform their customers,” Van Deventer said. Van Deventer said it was an exciting time to join Panasonic. While at NEC he oversaw a number of large scale digital display projects as a Senior Account Manager, including those in the transport sector. He moved to Australia from South Africa in 1998, having formerly worked with the country’s Local Government Affairs Council. Van Deventer has almost a decade of experience in digital signage and commercial panel technology, having joined Panasonic from NEC. SYDNEY: Panasonic Australia has appointed Jacques Van Deventer as product manager, Commercial Plasma Display, Business Systems to oversee product strategy and sales for the group.

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