Comments on: Notebook PCs for the accident-prone

Panasonic upgrades its Toughbook line, and General Dynamics shows off a tiny drop and spill-proof notebook.

[Hope M.]

Notebook PCs for the accident-prone

These accident prone PCs are the best as this time because of the relevance of the technology that they are able to deliver. They are really intended for the safety officers in the field. The rest of the products are to be sold to the government employees, and for occupations requiring a lot of safety.

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[laremiller]

not drop-proof

>>Besides being drop-proof, it's also apparently spill-proof<<

A laptop that can survive a drop of merely one foot is not "drop-proof." Most drops occur from desktops or tabletops, or from the hands of someone who is standing or walking. So it needs to be able to survive a drop of 2.5 to 3 feet in order to merit the "drop-proof" label.

[ruggednotebooks]

Rugged Notebooks

How do you decide what products you will review? Are they paid reviews?

The reason I ask is that you seem to only review and write about products that are sponsor products. I write a blog that discusses products you seemingly have not covered.

Is it possible to submit articles or posts.