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rugged laptops aren't a new thing but after 20 years of making them panasonic has created its most durable the Panasonic Toughbook 33 laptops like these aren't meant for consumers but for professional use like police and emergency services government and military and really anyone that needs a PC with a magnesium chassis that can handle drops up to 4 feet and is sealed to keep dirt dust and water out the 33 has a two-in-one design so you can separate the screen from the keyboard and have a tablet or a laptop instead of a wide screen that you might find on a regular tablet the 33 has a quad HD 12 inch multi-touch display with a 3:2 aspect ratio better suited for viewing forms and files the touchscreen works with gloves on and the included digitizer pen will work even in bad weather Panasonic says the screen brightness is 1,200 nits too so it can still be seen in bright Sun being out in the field for a long time won't be a problem either since it comes with twin hot-swappable batteries the Panasonic Toughbook 33 fully rugged 2 and 1 laptop will be available in May starting around three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in the u.s.