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Acer ENDURO Urban N3 Rugged Laptop:14" 450-nits FHD, i7-1165G7, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Win10H @ $799.99 + F/S
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Amazon offersAcer Enduro Urban N3 EUN314-51W-789F Rugged Laptop at $799.99 [amazon.com] with free Shipping.
Note: Acer ENDURO is Acer's Rugged Laptop series and it has the below features: -
Note: Acer ENDURO is Acer's Rugged Laptop series and it has the below features: -
- MIL-STD 810H Certification
- IP53 Certification for Laptop's IO ports, speakers, and buttons
- Mechanicla Shock from 122 cm drop
- Vibration 7.7 gs per axis
- 6g/m2/day Sand and Dust
- 342ml/m2/min Rain
- -32 degree C to + 49 degree C Temarature
- Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
- 14" 1080p 450-nits IPS Display
- Core i7-1165G7 2.8 GHz (4.6 GHz Turbo, 12MB Cache)
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics (96 EU)
- 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4 3200 MHz Ram (2 slots, 64GB max)
- 1TB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD
- Backlit Keyboard
- 720p HD Webcam
- Intel AX201 Wi-Fi 6 2x2 + Bluetooth 5.1
- PORTS:
- 3x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A
- 1x USB-C with Thunderbolt 4 (Display Out, Power Delivery, 15W out Charging)
- 1x HDMI 2.0
- 1x SD Card Reader
- 1x Audio Combo Jack
- 3 Cell Battery
- 4.09 lbs
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The Rugged features are extra on top of that. This looks like a middle ground between conventional Consumer products and the super rugged chunky and heavy Laptops like Panasonic ToughBooks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEjbFbS-hC8
With the normal construction of laptops these days with nvme drives and soldered ram (2RAM slots here!), a lot of laptops can pass some of the Milspec tests already. This video shows the actual changes to really meet the other specifications.
And as mentioned previously, ignore all that and the specs are pretty decent without the rugged features. Also I like the unbranded looked. I'm guessing with the sale they are finding it hard to break past the typical rugged laptop buyers, which isn't surprising because they buy what worked for them before.
edit: and, finally, all USB 3.2 ports.
When I think of rugged, I think of something I can use outdoors and "on the go" ... so I look for two things, strong outdoor visible screen and battery life (cross fingers it has hot swappable batteries, for example) . But then that would make over $1000 probably.
Sadly, this one falters on both scores.
But if you are working indoors and want something durable, this has plenty screen brightness for that. And the specs internally look great.
For those looking for outdoor workability, I think it's worth saving some money to get up to something like the Dell toughbook 5420 ... there are probably other choices in the "semi rugged" sphere as well.
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Believe it or not, there is something called the Dell Rugged Extreme (had it a few year back) which had peak brightness in the 550 nits range and it looked better than the toughbook (I thinkg it was toughbook 54) which had 800 or 1000 nits can't remember.
Dell actually uses a bonding technology that makes the screen more visible. But also made it more expensive.
Theoretically something around 500 can be pretty good, but this Acer isn't it.
When I think of rugged, I think of something I can use outdoors and "on the go" ... so I look for two things, strong outdoor visible screen and battery life (cross fingers it has hot swappable batteries, for example) . But then that would make over $1000 probably.
Sadly, this one falters on both scores.
But if you are working indoors and want something durable, this has plenty screen brightness for that. And the specs internally look great.
For those looking for outdoor workability, I think it's worth saving some money to get up to something like the Dell toughbook 5420 ... there are probably other choices in the "semi rugged" sphere as well.
When I think of rugged, I think of something I can use outdoors and "on the go" ... so I look for two things, strong outdoor visible screen and battery life (cross fingers it has hot swappable batteries, for example) . But then that would make over $1000 probably.
Sadly, this one falters on both scores.
But if you are working indoors and want something durable, this has plenty screen brightness for that. And the specs internally look great.
For those looking for outdoor workability, I think it's worth saving some money to get up to something like the Dell toughbook 5420 ... there are probably other choices in the "semi rugged" sphere as well.
And now, your concept of what a rugged Laptop is, is basically faulty at best. Rugged laptop does not mean taking the laptop outside your building and sitting in a park or Umbrella or using it in a train or bus. It means, working in areas which can cause damage to your laptop due to extreme conditions like Dust, water or extreme temperature.field workers in working in Electric and Gas Companies, Cable and Internet operators, Geological Survey and other scientific field workers need these kind of "Rugged" laptops. It is not for just sitting outside your building.