Panasonic unveils two new rugged TOUGHBOOK models
Panasonic has introduced two new fully rugged, 2-in-1 mobile computers: the TOUGHBOOK 34 and TOUGHBOOK G3. Both are built for demanding environments—like utilities, field service, and public safety—offering modular expansion, advanced connectivity, and AI-ready Intel Core Ultra processors. The TOUGHBOOK 34 features a larger 12.4-inch display and Red Hat Device Edge certification. The lighter G3 is tailored for more mobile jobs, with flexible I/O and battery options. Both target digital transformation in the field.
- TOUGHBOOK 34 has a 12.4-inch, glove-friendly touchscreen
- TOUGHBOOK G3 is lighter with a 10.1-inch display
- Both feature modular expansion and flexible battery options
- Intel Core Ultra chips enable edge AI performance
- TOUGHBOOK 34 certified for Red Hat Device Edge
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