Dell Latitude E6400 XFR: “armored” laptop with touch screen

I really like high-quality and long-lived things, and especially when it comes to electronics. This laptop is made according to the MIL STD 810F standard , which means it is more tenacious in comparison with other brothers. He is not afraid of vibration, shaking, falling on a hard surface, moisture, dust and aggressive environmental conditions. The computer can operate at temperatures from -33 to +63 degrees Celsius, as well as at reduced atmospheric pressure at an altitude of over 4,500 meters above sea level.

During a presentation organized by Dell, the laptop functioned normally under running water and falling from a height of 3 feet (~ 90cm), but a fall from 4 feet (~ 120cm) caused a breakdown. After the third fall from 4 feet, the protective plastic cover of the screen collapsed. Dell representatives justified it by saying that the demonstration model was dropped more than a hundred times before the presentation, and the 3-year warranty makes it possible to immediately replace a broken screen.

The filling is approximately the following:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo
Video: NVIDIA Quadro NVS 160M 256MB DDR2
RAM: up to 8GB max (how many are not specified in the minimum configuration)
Display: 14'1 touch
Battery: 6-cells
Data storage: 120GB HDD or 128GB SSD
Optional: 3G and / or GPS module, a docking station with an additional 12-cell battery and input / output ports.
OS: Windows Vista

Weight: 3.9 kg
Cost: in a minimal configuration from $ 4300

Photos in the corresponding interior :)

PS: the iron ball falling on the screen is especially impressive

Sources: Dell Community , PC World