Panasonic Toughbook CF-20 guarantees performance and reliability in difficult environments24 November 2015 This convertible device, between tablet and notebook, incorporates the advantages and functions necessary for mobile professionals and those working abroad, ...
Panasonic brings 4K technology to a new 20” format with its Toughpad FZ-Y122 July 2015 This model of 20 inches represents the evolution of the 4K tablet developed by the company for the audiovisual production environment, photograph, health, ...
Panasonic Toughbook CF-MX4: Convertible into tablet and notebook for the professional environment12 May 2015 With the Panasonic CF-MX4, creatives and professionals have all the advantages that a mobile terminal provides with the advanced features they need. ...
The use of tablets increases 28% the productivity of Spanish professionals, according to Panasonic26 November 2014 Have tablets become an indispensable work tool? Do they improve the productivity of professionals? These are some of the questions raised in ...
Panasonic adapts the FZ-G1 tablet for use in environments with risk of explosion28 May 2014 The Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1 combines an ergonomic structure with a very resistant and lightweight design that responds to the extreme challenges to which ...
Panasonic acude al MWC 2014 with its visualization and video surveillance solutions for vertical markets24 February 2014 El MWC 2014 of Barcelona opens its doors today and Panasonic is present with its complete line of solutions for the transportation sector, logistics, ...
Panasonic leads Europe in sales of professional rugged tablets11 July 2013 With a fee of 29% in 2012, Panasonic is in first place in the European market for professional tablets, according to the study of ...
Digitalization and mobility mark the global differential of the Barajas T4 with Panasonic Toughbook technology9 May 2013 Iberia, AENA and Panasonic Toughbook have presented the digitalization and mobility project for airport management in all its areas at T4 Madrid-Barajas. ...
