Panasonic TOUGHBOOK G2 Fully Rugged PC 2-in-1 Modular Windows 10 Tablet

[@Mistakes_Were-Made]

I know this is an older video, but we use these in our diesel shop for generating repair orders and clocking labor times. I recently purchased a 28" monitor for my tool hutch for easier viewing and it was a game changer. I can now view schematics and input my repair notes on a much larger screen and it"s been great! This video was helpful in many ways. had no idea a flir camera was available for these. Definitely on the to buy list now

[@Chemy.]

For the business perspective, this is the one to go. For the price, to the regular people, maybe not the best value

[@TKBay]

yes for a company this makes sense. and they are working on delivering that solution for them and first responders

[@gregoryaul2005]

This tough book g2 is a huge game changer wow!!!!

[@johnreno8909]

absolutely luv it. absolutely fantastic. however the price is definitely not cheep. but i think if u have money it definitely worth it.

[@Tex2dj]

NICE

[@chrisnixon2179]

Is there a HDMI port option?

[@CR3DT]

Are the batteries hot swappable ? Also, is the removable SSD the main OS drive ?

[@ababababaababbba]

Did you like the g2 or the cf33 more? Why? Thank you!

[@gwojcieszczuk]

FZ-G2 definitely is more portable. I would personally prefer CF-33 as it's much bigger, and you could use it as daily driver (laptop). I own CF-20, and this machine can be used as laptop, but it's a bit too small to use as primary machine.

[@gregoryaul2005]

Is it upgradable to win.11

[@gregoryaul2005]

@hmm not all portable laptop /tables will be upgradeable that's why I asked duh

[@hivepixels]

Is it possible to upgrade the 4G sim module to a 5G ?

[@intptr]

i really love this panasonics in terms of build quality, but unfortunately - Panasonic service sucks really badly, i got cf33 Mk2 - and wanted to buy replacement parts (port covers/flaps) tried contact panasonic multiple ways - it's not possible to order any replacement part for this laptop which is silly, if you have thinkpad for example - you can buy from lenovo every single screw if you want to replace it. also Panasonic team didnt bother to program / develop UEFI / ACPI in the laptop correctly - so there are a lot of issues while running linux ;/ it's a pity because hardware is rock solid it would be perfect if firmware would follow the quality

[@efcso100]

i don't think it is good . screen too small .

[@efcso100]

windows pad is not good. ipad is way much better

[@anthonygato407]

not in real life. out there in the fields a bear will crumble those wimp designed products. windows pad Panasonic tough pad means manly performance.