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Getac S410 Review

Getac S410 Review

Posted on July 17, 2016December 8, 2018 By Jarvis

You know the briefcase that the Secret Service gives to the president to enter the nuclear codes — the one they call “the football”? That’s what the Getac S410 looks and feels like. It’s a $3,830, 6.2-pound rugged laptop targeted to police officers, construction workers and other professionals who need protection from nature. It can withstand 3-foot drops and light splashes, as well as dirt and dust, and as a bonus, you can carry it like a briefcase. Plus, an incredibly bright screen lets you work in direct sunlight. While you’ll pay a hefty premium for its durability, the S410 is the laptop to buy if you need to use your notebook extensively outdoors and the fate of your business — or the world — depends on it.
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