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GETAC S400

Semi-rugged notebook computer offers Intel Core i3/i5 power, excellent connectivity, optional resistive multi-touch, all at a very fair price
(by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer -- photography by Carol Cotton)

In October of 2010, Getac announced a new addition to its growing lineup of tablet, handheld and notebook computers built to last. The S400 is a "semi-rugged" full-featured notebook computer specifically designed for use in a variety of field applications that require more toughness and durability than consumer products can provide, but not the higher weight and cost of fully ruggedized construction. Target deployment for semi-rugged systems includes utilities, field service, public safety, as well as military applications and vehicle use. RuggedPCReview.com had a chance to spend a couple of months with the Getac S400, and this review describes the machine, its features, and where it fits in.

Getac S400 positioning What is the Getac S400 and who needs it? In essence, it is designed to be a more durable and more mobile alternative to the common consumer and corporate notebook computer. It's made for those whose laptops spend more time on the road and outdoors than on desks, but within reason and not to the extreme. The S400 looks a lot like Getac's fully rugged notebooks, but it costs a lot less—about twice as much as a consumer notebook, but only half as much as a fully rugged machine.

The somewhat lighter build also means it won't weigh you down more than necessary: The S400 measures 13.7 x 10.15 inches, is just under two inches thick, and weighs just under seven pounds. To put it in perspective, that's about the footprint of a 15-inch MacBook Pro. The S400 has a 14-inch LCD display with the fashionably wide-format 16:9 aspect ratio and WXGA 1366 x 768 pixel resolution, which also so happens to be the same as the 720p high definition TV standard.

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I have been trying to break in my glove all night. It is made out of some woven material – almost looks like carbon fiber. It’s pretty stiff but has a number of adjustable straps inside and out. I’ll keep working on it, but I wonder if there is a different technique for breaking this kind of glove in vs. a leather glove.

All gloves/pads these days are made from JENPRO, not leather. The weave is just a special treatment and there’s no variation from breaking one in as opposed to the other.

I’ve heard lots of methods to breaking gloves in, personally I just play in mine and work with it as it goes. Hopefully this new thread will allow everyone to post their “best way to break a glove in” methods and help everyone out for future purposes!

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