GammaTech Durabook D14RM - Intel Core 2 Duo

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Pros:

Lives up to its rugged name; 14.1” display is bright and easy to read; easy to setup; included security features.
Rugged chassis; touch screen; solid security features; good performance
Solid performance, solid build; competitive price.

Cons:

Pricey compared to competition; meager battery performance; display is not easy to view in sunlight
Pricey; low-res display; bulky; screen washes out in bright daylight

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Last revision on January 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Lives up to its rugged name; 14.1” display is bright and easy to read; easy to setup; included security features
Rugged chassis; touch screen; solid security features; good performance
Solid performance, solid build; competitive price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Pricey compared to competition; meager battery performance; display is not easy to view in sunlight
Pricey; low-res display; bulky; screen washes out in bright daylight
Initial BIOS flaws; glossy screen sucks outdoors

Expert reviews and ratings

The GammaTech Durabook D14RM is not the first rugged laptop from the US-based GammaTech company; in fact it is only the newest 14" screen-size model in their lineup of military-spec rugged laptops. It represents GammaTech's latest entry into the...

By Top Review Shop on October 25, 2010

Though not the most stylish laptop, the D14RM is one of the toughest. It costs a premium, but it can take a beating, and it offers generous security features and solid performance....

By Computer Shopper on January 01, 2010

Takes a lickin’... GammaTech’s Durabook D14RM is the antidote for folks who are really rough on their hardware. The notebook’s gray and black magnesium-alloy case, complete with black rubberized corners, not only makes the rig look...

By Maximum PC on November 18, 2009

When looking for a rugged laptop, Panasonic’s Toughbooks typically are the first option that comes to mind. They may be the dominant player in the field, but they aren’t the only one. GammaTech’s Durabook has a number of semi-rugged...

By Geek.com on November 25, 2009