Dell Unveils Latitude XFR D630 Fully Ruggedized Notebook

The leading global systems and services company, Dell has unveiled its first fully ruggedized notebook - Latitude XFR D630, which designed for reliable performance in the harshest environments, claiming 23% better system performance than the Panasonic CF-30 (Toughbook).

According to the company, the new 14.1-inch Latitude XFR D630 laptop meets the MIL-STD 810F standards from the Department of Defense for products that operate in extreme temperatures, moisture and altitude.

“The Latitude XFR D630 represents a tectonic shift towards simplicity in the ruggedized laptop space,” said Brett McAnally, director, Dell Product Group. “We are taking a multi-dimensional approach that focuses on simplified deployment, service and durability without sacrificing performance. Major competitors focus their efforts on ‘rugged’ only.”

Cool Features Of Dell’s Latitude XFR D630:

• Five times more data durability of leading competitors with solid state drives
• Latitude ExpressCharge charges batteries at least 30 minutes faster than competitors
• Outdoor readable screen at 500 nits
• Integrated resistive touch technology to easily interface with the system
• Shock isolated mounting to help protect hard drive, LCD and core electronic elements
• Dual locking butterfly mechanisms for easy access to components
• Sealed keyboard designed to withstand driving rain and dust

The new Dell Latitude XFR D630 laptop is now available for a price starting from $3,899, depending on the configuration. Check more specifications of Latitude XFR D630 on its official site.

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