Posted on Tuesday, March 04 2008 @ 21:39 CET by Thomas De MaesschalckThe Latitude XFR D630 meets MIL-STD 810F standards from the Department of Defense for products that operate in extreme temperatures, moisture and altitude, to name a few. The system shares common images and components with Dell’s current line of Latitude laptops to greatly simplify deployment and maintenance. Also, a patent-pending thermal management system allows the rugged laptop to use latest generation technology and deliver up to four times better graphics performance than the Panasonic CF-30.
“The Latitude XFR D630 represents a tectonic shift towards simplicity in the ruggedized laptop space,” said Brett McAnally, director, Dell Product Group. “We are taking a multi-dimensional approach that focuses on simplified deployment, service and durability without sacrificing performance. Major competitors focus their efforts on ‘rugged’ only.”
Features:
The rugged laptop, intended for government and commercial customers, is available today in the U.S. and starts at $3,899.Five times more data durability of leading competitors with solid state drives4 Latitude ExpressCharge charges batteries at least 30 minutes faster than competitors Outdoor readable screen at 500 nits Integrated resistive touch technology to easily interface with the system Shock isolated mounting to help protect hard drive, LCD and core electronic elements Dual locking butterfly mechanisms for easy access to components Sealed keyboard designed to withstand driving rain and dust
