Panasonic upgrade its Medical Toughbook Slate with the new CF-H2

Introduced for the first time in November 2008, the Toughbook H1 Series, a Medical ATOM powered Tablet has been replaced today by the new and improved H2. With a revised design, the H2 comes now with a more powerful Sandy Bridge Core i5-2557M vPro CPU at 1.7GHz with built-in Video function and a 2.7GHz TurboBoost Mode, comes with a 10.1 XGA touchscreen, Windows 7 Professional, 160GB of HDD, 2GB of RAM, WiFi ABGN, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR USB 2.0 and even a 3G WAN module FOMA from NTT Docomo.

The H2 can support up to 2 batteries at the same time while Panasonic announces now a 7.5h life on a single battery.
source: Akihabara News

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