Know Why Panasonic Toughbook CF 20 is so Demanding

Panasonic offers three different versions of these toughbooks: Business Rugged, Semi-Rugged, and Fully Rugged. The Panasonic toughbook cf 20 is part of the Semi-Rugged series and features the look and feel of a Hitman briefcase.

Quality design and construction

The Panasonic toughbook cf 20 is an excellent toughbook. From the beginning, it looks like a briefcase for safe storage of netbooks and tablets. And with the handle on the top, many of you make no difference in your opinion. 

 

The exterior has a crystallized silver finish with visible screws around the side notches. It looks like an industrial-grade Toughbook built for rigorous use.

It's not a perfectly robust beast, so let's clarify what it can and cannot do. First, it is MIL-STD-810G certified. Panasonic also asserts that users will be charged for repair services in the event of any problems.

 

All connection options and ports are hidden under the "auto-close" flap. This looks like part of the design is frustrating, given that you have to hold the flap with one hand before connecting the cable. Its right side consists of a removable battery pack, SDXC card reader, Express slot, and USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports.

 

The back consists of an Ethernet port, HDMI, VGA port, Fisher grade USB slot, COM port, and two standard USB 2.0 ports, and the DVD drive has a slot on the left. The headphone and microphone jack slots are next to the front handle.

 

The hinges are very strong, and the Panasonic toughbook cf 20 can do a similar 180-degree collapse. The tough book build is very sturdy, and you don't have to worry if you drop it many times, but it's always a little worrisome because it has a "semi-tough" label. Behind your head. Also, the LCD screen doesn't look as rugged as the rest of the Toughbook and feels fragile.

 

Feature

 

This Toughbook has an Intel Core vPro i5 CPU running at 2.5GHz. It has 4GB of RAM and 320GB of hard drive space. Graphics have never been one of the necessary or essential points of a rugged book, and of course, the notebook comes with an integrated Intel HD graphics card. It works with the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Professional. Panasonic includes battery backup and recalibration and restoration software.

 

Performance

 

The critical feedback is pretty good with the wide palm rest they provided, and the track pad is also excellent in terms of button feel and feedback. 

The speakers are as big as your average Toughbook, and the viewing angle is pretty good. Shutdown time was recorded in 7 seconds, while boot time was recorded in an average of 21 seconds. This is pretty fast, at least compared to the E420. Given that there is no warm-up and the body is quite large.

 

Battery life

 

This Toughbook has a removable 6750mAh battery. I increased the brightness and performance settings and ran the Battery Eater test. The Toughbook battery ran for a total of 2 hours and 30 minutes before giving up.

You can quickly get more than 5 hours of use from this beast in everyday use, and the battery is more optimized than the average Toughbook.