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PANASONIC TOUGHBOOKS ARE PUBLIC SAFETY'S LEADING MOBILE PCs

Firefighting and Emergency Medical Services are the most demanding jobs in the world, requiring dependably tough equipment that’s ready for anything, just like you. That’s why Panasonic Toughbooks® , with their legendary ruggedness, reliability and innovation, are the best-selling mobile PCs in the public safety industry. They’re powerful, portable and extremely versatile with wireless-ready capabilities and integrated GPS. Most importantly, Toughbooks are built to take it—heat, cold, moisture, dust, bumps, drops and vibration—all the extreme conditions you face every day.

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Outdoor-viewable Touchscreen LCD

Outdoor-viewable Touchscreen LCD

Even in the brightest outdoor sunlight, the Toughbook’s outdoor-viewable TFT Active Matrix Color LCD always offers optimum screen viewing. There’s also a touchscreen for quick, easy navigation through public safety industry software programs.

Real Time Wireless Communication When Time Is Critical

Real Time Wireless Communication When Time Is Critical

You respond in real time, and so does a wireless-ready Toughbook. Which means now you can do more, faster. Get instant online access to pre-printed floor plans when responding to a fire. Quickly check databases of hazardous materials to control a hazmat situation. Collect medical information on patients at accident scenes and immediately transmit critical data to a hospital while en route. Currently we offer a variety of integrated options that support all nationwide wireless networks including 1xRTT/CDMA and GSM/GPRS as well as next-generation technologies such as EDGE and EVDO.

Integrated GPS and AVL Systems

Integrated GPS and AVL Systems

The Toughbook’s optional, integrated Global Positioning Satellite system (GPS) and Automatic Vehicle Locating (AVL) system are invaluable emergency response tools for firefighters and EMS personnel. With GPS, you can quickly and easily access maps, street locations and driving directions to locate fire or accident scenes without leaving your vehicle or relying on outdated printed maps. Using the AVL system, dispatchers can track the location of emergency personnel. By knowing the exact location of other emergency professionals, and their specific skills, you can accurately send the correct team to quickly handle crisis situations.




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