Getac V200 - Intel Core i7

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Pros:

Practically indestructible. Subjected to a comprehensive list of military tests. Brightest screen on a laptop. Excellent keyboard. Big battery included. Decent battery life. Good processing power from the Core i7 processor. SSD is speedy.

Cons:

Heat can be detected. Extremely expensive. Very heavy for a 12-inch laptop.

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Last revision on August 22, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Practically indestructible. Subjected to a comprehensive list of military tests. Brightest screen on a laptop. Excellent keyboard. Big battery included. Decent battery life. Good processing power from the Core i7 processor. SSD is speedy

Reviewers Didn't Like

Heat can be detected. Extremely expensive. Very heavy for a 12-inch laptop

Expert reviews and ratings

The Getac V200 is certainly rugged, with a solid chassis and exemplary protection for ports and connectors. The rotating webcam and LifeSupport battery swapping capability are ideal features for use in the field, and the ability to configure both GPS...

By ZDNet UK on March 29, 2011

The Getac V200, a fully-rugged laptop with a solid-state drive, can be sent to hell and back with all your data intact....

By PC Mag on March 15, 2011

Getac sells a wide range of ruggedised mobile products, from laptops and tablets to compact handhelds. The V200 is a convertible tablet, much like the Dell Latitude XT2 XFR, and packs impressive power and features into its hard-wearing chassis. The...

By TechRadar on February 26, 2011

On September 7, 2010, Getac announced the V200 rugged convertible notebook computer, which represents a more powerful, higher-end addition to the company's V100 that remains available. Most notably, the V200 is based on a 2GHz Intel Core i7-620LM...

By Rugged PC Review on September 01, 2010