Panasonic’s latest TOUGHBOOK G2 and 33 tablets push the boundaries of rugged computing

Panasonic’s reputation for market-leading rugged devices is underpinned by their ability to be highly customised, with their modular-first design allowing organisations to personalise their devices for user requirements.

The TOUGHBOOK G2mk2 is the most customisable rugged tablet available, with Panasonic taking modularity to greater heights. The device’s rear expansion area can now be fitted with a fingerprint reader, ideal for users such as in defence that need to authenticate secure access to sensitive or mission critical data. Furthermore, the G2mk2 Top Expansion Area – already customisable with five peripherals – is now compatible with a MicroSD Memory Card Slot. This enables personnel to quickly access and transfer important data between devices when in the field.

Both the G2mk2 and 33mk3 also utilise the powerful, best-in-class Thunderbolt™ connectivity standard, enabling high-bandwidth data, power, and video transfers.

For mobile workers that require ultra-low latency, faster response times, and enhanced data transfer and communication capabilities – an ongoing requirement for those in the transport and logistics, manufacturing, and the emergency services – the G2mk2 can be equipped with a 5G module with support of 5G (SA) private networks straight out of the box. This follows increased customer demand for devices that are compatible with 5G standalone networks.

This is yet another example of Panasonic’s understanding of customers requirements, and what they need to consistently perform at their best in the field.

The latest iteration of Panasonic’s TOUGHBOOK G2 and 33 perfectly balance performance, connectivity, flexibility and ease of use with ruggedness, and security, future-proofing end users’ mobile computing technology, regardless of sector, application or environment.

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