FS: Mil-spec laptop, waterproof, touchscreen, now $200

[krustindumm]

That's right. You can have it open and running in 4" of rain/hour and it's fine. You can probably use it in the shower. Also rated to be dropped 4ft while the hdd is being accessed with no damage. The touch screen makes it cake to use, but it also has the normal touch pad thing. Keyboard is backlit so it is easy to use at night. It needs a new power supply, but the battery is fine. It had about 2.5hrs on the last charge.

900mHz, 128mb ram (expandable), 20gb hdd, windows XP pro (legal/licence key included), DVD-rom

example pictures, my camera is dead:
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:x3zUxK6jw_d_7M:http://www.toughbookshop.it/images/rugged_computer.jpg
http://www.dotwhat.org/pics/itronix.jpg
http://www.dotwhat.org/pics/itronix02.jpg
http://www.dotwhat.org/pics/itronix05.jpg

[krustindumm]

$200

[quazy]

What brand of laptop is it? Thanks

[drfast4ward]

this is a wild guess but maybe it would be a Mil-spec laptop.....

[DragonUSMC]

actually the military uses Panasonic Toughbooks, which that looks like the older versions of what is currently used.

[derek072887]

would this run a stand alone program?? i have a mega squirt that i need a computer to tune it

[krustindumm]

actually the military uses Panasonic Toughbooks, which that looks like the older versions of what is currently used.

Itronix built the toughbooks for panasonic.

It is a standard computer, it will run anything a standard computer will.

Needs a new battery lid. I was showing it to someone and they broke the releases off saturday night.

[quazy]

Model number?

[krustindumm]

IX250