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Panasonic Toughbook......

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Nice, I trust you have a suitable replacement, I wouldn't want to think your memory-mapping days are over ?
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Itronix GoBook 3 and the ToughBook is sold!
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Good, i was getting tempted :lol:
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Me too!

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Same.

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me too. been promised garmin topo uk to play with. dont know how it`ll fair against memory map. was really impressed when aidan used it last trip.
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I paid £50 for my Samsung Netbook. It's great. I have memory map thanks to member on here plus VAGCOM and I can download movies for free for the kids. Best £50 I have spent in Syncro land. :ok
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ninja.turtle007 wrote:I paid £50 for my Samsung Netbook. It's great.

Which model do you have?

I'm in the market for a netbook that can do windows and read OBD 1.
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Thumbs up here for ASUS netbook with solid state disk, may be small but no worries about data loss when the going gets rough. Small enough to strap to the top of the dashboard.
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Isn't life a bitch! I have just skipped eight of those, all 3 years old! Service guys hated them.
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Well, the next ones post to me! :lol:
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Titus A Duxass wrote:
ninja.turtle007 wrote:I paid £50 for my Samsung Netbook. It's great.

Which model do you have?

I'm in the market for a netbook that can do windows and read OBD 1.

Samsung NC10. A bit old but does what I need it to do whilst in the van.
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syncropaddy wrote:Isn't life a bitch! I have just skipped eight of those, all 3 years old! Service guys hated them.
Really? Why? What they use them for? VW use tough books for the diag machines as well.

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max and caddy wrote:
syncropaddy wrote:Isn't life a bitch! I have just skipped eight of those, all 3 years old! Service guys hated them.
Really? Why? What they use them for? VW use tough books for the diag machines as well.

They were used on the rigs and trucks underground and on the rigs in the quarries for diagnostics plus other stuff. They were always complaining about how slow they were. They didnt bounce very well either
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