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Andrew you plonker have been looking for one of those for ages give me a shout next time your binning stuff or at least tell me where the skip is

The CF30s are much better(faster) and the screen is easier to read in direct sunlight. The onboard USB 2.0, wireless, bluetooth and ethernet make it a much more modern device.
Just a FYI for those looking for toughbooks for their syncros the future.

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.

i bought the software and bluetooth odb adapter off of the bay to stick on my toughbook. not alot of money realy.. under £20 i think. any laptop can run obd software. whether wired or bluetooth. not a massive program

rich broom wrote:

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.

i bought the software and bluetooth odb adapter off of the bay to stick on my toughbook. not alot of money realy.. under £20 i think. any laptop can run obd software. whether wired or bluetooth. not a massive program

Most of the bluetooth odb devices will only play with OBDII and not plain old OBD.

vwfool wrote:The CF30s are much better(faster) and the screen is easier to read in direct sunlight. The onboard USB 2.0, wireless, bluetooth and ethernet make it a much more modern device.
Just a FYI for those looking for toughbooks for their syncros the future.

I concur, I have used both...

Used the 30 for 2 years in my old job. Pretty decent.

A bit dated now, but if it does everything you need, then why not.

I find an iPad much better in the van