How we tested rugged notebooks

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[computergeek8571]

Dumb to not show us the RESULTS!

[eluding]

Ok well.. what are the results? When exactly will my laptop be reaching a temperature of 175 degrees like it was in your oven?

[mlke4258]

According to Al gore...it should be sometime in the next ten years. Right now that freezer is warmer than the air outside my house.

[iCamiloTV]

oh,.. now I can to the south pole with a ToughBook...

[cippycreations]

lithium batters + oven = big fire

[SonySasuke]

yummy laptop pizzas fresh out of the oven.

[Modax42]

Lame.  Show us the results!

[cuplitesTV]

Yea. Useless video without the results !!!! Guess the real question is... did any fail ?

[cubey]

Well, duh! They aren't made to be baked in an oven. This video is pure stupidity and by no means should be taken seriously. It's just stupid.

[TazynatoR]

They should be made to "shake and bake". When I was deployed overseas in Kuwait it was over 160 degrees on the flightline! Imagine the temps if you left your laptop inside of a closed vehicle? I did it with a camera and it was fubar.

Oh I also agree useless without any test results.

[jkltbnxdjfklgbkjsgbl]

There is no reason to "test" these. They've all already been tested thoroughly before they hit the sales department. I would guess they all won, because it's quite rare for anyone to subject $10,000 worth of hardware to extreme conditions with the intent of harming them. That would be stupid and a waste of great technology. Although, in the case of the 175 degrees fahrenheit (non-operating) exposure I would have to lean towards the Getac brand.

"If it ain't broke, don't try to break it."

[anthonyiag14]

so... Who won?