Next-Generation GD6000 Vehicle-Rugged Notebook by General Dynamics Itronix Hits the Road Running
Posted on: Wednesday, 21 January 2009, 09:00 CST
GD6000 first choice of CPS Energy for performance, vehicle environments and display 'viewability.'
SPOKANE
Based on the award-winning General Dynamics Itronix GoBook(R) VR-2, new GD6000 notebooks will soon be in the hands of field-service technicians working for CPS Energy in
"We needed a durable notebook for our field-service technicians that could withstand the bumpy conditions of a truck environment as well as all types of
Commenting on the new notebook,
GD6000 Vehicle-Rugged Features and Specifications
- Meets the fully rugged MIL-STD 810F standards for temperature range, vibration resistance, dust ingress protection and humidity
- 13.3" DynaVue(R) touch screen display technology for increased outdoor viewability
- Dual task lights and optional white keyboard for low light working conditions
- Quick-launch buttons for emergency applications
- Spill-resistant keyboard
- Shock mounted hard-drive and display
Additional GD6000 Features and Specifications
- High-performance Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Duo T9400 processor; 120GB hard-drive; and up to 4GB memory
- Integrated GPS and wireless connectivity with Wi-Fi (WLAN), cellular data (WWAN) and Bluetooth
- Ergonomic design, weighing in at only 6.2lbs
- EnergyStar(R) and EPEAT(TM) certified
- Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2 and optional embedded Computrace(R) software provide enhanced platform security
The new GD6000 is the first General Dynamics Itronix computer to use the 'GD' nomenclature.
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