Panasonic unveils two new rugged TOUGHBOOK mobile computers

Panasonic Connect North America has expanded its rugged lineup with the launch of the TOUGHBOOK 34 and TOUGHBOOK G3 mobile devices for mission-critical workers.

Justin Tomlinson

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Panasonic unveils two new rugged TOUGHBOOK mobile computers

Newark, New Jersey-based Panasonic Connect North America, a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, has officially expanded its portfolio of fully rugged computing hardware with the introduction of the TOUGHBOOK 34 and TOUGHBOOK G3 2-in-1 mobile devices.[1][2]

The new mobile computers are engineered specifically for mission-critical workers across several industries, including utilities, field services, public safety, federal agencies, automotive, and warehouse and distribution operations. Panasonic stated that both models are built to deliver AI-ready performance, modular flexibility, advanced connectivity, and an intelligent user experience.[1][2]

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