SEA-LT14-2 Military Laptop

14″ Rugged Laptop with Intel® Core™ i51135G7

Features

11th Gen. Intel® Processor Family – Tiger Lake Processor
Fanless Cooling System
Rugged extreme with 14″ 1920 x 1080 LED panel with direct optical bonding
Antiglare technology for sunlight readability
Flip design for quick switching between rugged laptop and rugged tablet modes
Dual battery with hotswappable design for wholedaywork
Expansion slot supporting optional 2nd removable SSD and smart card reader

Data Sheet

SEA-LT14

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