SEA-MIL-LT15.6 Military Laptop

15.6inch Rugged Laptop with Intel® Alder Lake Processor

Features

12th generation Intel® Processor Family – Alder Lake Processor
15.6” FHD Panel resolution with PCAP touch
Optional discrete Nvidia Graphic card
Dual battery with hot-swappable design for whole-day-work
Antiglare technology for sunlight readability
Magnesium alloy enclosure with double injection for drop protection
IP65 waterproof and dustproof
Optional GPU Graphic Cards

Data Sheet

SEA-MIL-LT15.6

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