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The video reviews the Panasonic Toughbook 55 laptop, emphasizing its thin and light design with unique features like user-upgradable modules and security options. It is equipped with Intel's eighth-generation processors, up to 64GB of RAM, and offers various security features such as fingerprint readers and biometric scanners. The laptop is designed for challenging conditions and enterprise solutions. The modularity of the Toughbook is highlighted, including the ability to add a second battery, upgrade modules easily, and enhance graphics performance. The speaker showcases the laptop's input/output options, privacy features, and customizable keyboard. They explore opening up the Toughbook to discuss internal components and share personal loadout preferences. The video appreciates Panasonic's customization options and offers viewers a link to learn more about the Toughbook 55.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on the Panasonic Toughbook 55 laptop. The laptop follows the trend of being thin and light while still offering unique features like user-upgradable modules, including a fingerprint reader, RFID reader, Blu-ray drive, and more. It is equipped with Intel’s eighth-generation processors, up to 64GB of RAM, and comes with a touchscreen model with stylus support. The Toughbook 55 also boasts backward compatibility with previous generation docks, quad array microphones, and loudspeakers designed for challenging conditions. The laptop features modular components that can be easily removed and swapped, including a quick-release latch for storage. The video highlights the unique technology tailored for enterprise solutions that may not be found in consumer devices.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the upgrade capabilities of the device being discussed. The device can be configured with RAID 1 for real-time data mirroring. An optional SSD upgrade is available, with security features like Trusted Platform Module 2.0, VPro, NIST BIOS protection, and more. The device also offers various security options like a smart card reader, fingerprint reader module, RFID reader, and Windows Hello infrared facial scanner, allowing users to choose the biometric security features they prefer.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the modularity of the Panasonic Toughbook. The second battery bay is introduced, allowing for the addition of a second battery to extend the device’s battery life up to a remarkable 40 hours. The video presenter demonstrates how easily upgrade modules can be added, specifically showcasing inserting an SSD and a Blu-ray drive. The modularity extends to a graphics card upgrade, showing the addition of a Radeon Pro WX4150 graphics card. The presenter highlights the cooling fan and the potential performance by mentioning playing Rocket League on the upgraded graphics card.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker showcases the various input/output options of the laptop, including USB 3 Type A and Type C ports, an ethernet jack, micro SDXC slot, headphone/microphone combo jack, and splash-resistant covers. They mention the modularity of the laptop, including an additional IO pack that attaches at the back, increasing the number of available ports. The speaker highlights the unique design using screws for assembly and explores the presence of an antenna made of magnesium alloy for a lightweight build. They touch on the dual battery pack feature for hot-swapping and air travel compliance. Additionally, there is a brief mention of keyboard privacy mode.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the privacy features of the screen, including a low brightness option and night color shift settings. They also mention the customizable keyboard, which can be easily removed and replaced, and demonstrate gaming performance with Rocket League at 60fps on high quality settings. Additionally, they explore various components of the laptop that are upgradable, such as the smart card reader, SSD pack, and Wi-Fi module. The speaker expresses curiosity about the internal components under security torx screws and concludes by inspecting the display connector, which appears non-user upgradable according to Panasonic.
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In this segment of the video, the creator explores opening up a Panasonic Toughbook 55 to examine its internal components. They discuss the adhesive strips and standard ribbon interface. The creator shares their personal loadout preferences for the Toughbook 55, including two battery packs, GPU for gaming, extra I/O pack with VGA, additional RAM, standard SSD, and upgraded Wi-Fi to Wi-Fi 6. They express appreciation for the customization options offered by Panasonic and provide a link for viewers to check out the Toughbook 55 in the video description.