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Government Computer News<br />
June 11, 2007<br />
“<strong>General</strong> <strong>Dynamics</strong> <strong>Itronix</strong> has introduced a<br />
new, patent-pending touchscreen display<br />
technology along with two new laptops.”<br />
DynaVue is noteworthy because it<br />
doesn’t simply crank up the brightness.<br />
Instead, it uses light-filtering technology<br />
to balance brightness with the contrast<br />
ratio, which helps eliminate internal<br />
reflections that can interfere with clarity.<br />
The first new laptop the company is<br />
announcing is the semirugged GoBook VR-2,<br />
which features a 2 GHz Intel Core Duo<br />
processor, external antenna connections and<br />
a built-in Global Positioning System.<br />
The second new laptop is the GoBook MR-1,<br />
an ultramobile rugged laptop weighing just two<br />
pounds. The unit is small enough to fit into the<br />
side pockets on cargo pants, yet it runs the full<br />
Microsoft Windows XP Pro operating system<br />
and applications rather than mobile versions.<br />
© 2005 GD-<strong>Itronix</strong> www.GD-<strong>Itronix</strong>.com<br />
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