Durabook's Latest Rugged Laptop Goes to the Extreme With Triple-Screen Setup
Rugged laptop vendor Durabook has created a powerhouse workstation that contains not one, but three touch screens. The 14-inch Z14I-DX3 features two additional screens, creating a "triple-screen workstation," no matter where you are. Each 1080p display also features 1,200-nit brightness for sunlight-readable text and supports touch with gloved or moist fingers.
- ▪Rugged laptop vendor Durabook has created a powerhouse workstation that contains not one, but three touch screens.
- ▪The 14-inch Z14I-DX3 features two additional screens, creating a "triple-screen workstation," no matter where you are.
- ▪Each 1080p display also features 1,200-nit brightness for sunlight-readable text and supports touch with gloved or moist fingers.
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Rugged laptop vendor Durabook has created a powerhouse workstation that contains not one, but three touch screens. The 14-inch Z14I-DX3 features two additional screens, creating a "triple-screen workstation," no matter where you are. Each 1080p display also features 1,200-nit brightness for sunlight-readable text and supports touch with gloved or moist fingers. The company is marketing the laptop as a “mobile command center for coordinating personnel, communications, and operational monitoring,” which could include controlling a drone. A marketing image even shows the laptop configured with two joysticks.
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