Panasonic launches tablet PCs for enterprises New Delhi: Electronics major Panasonic today unveiled four new durable and secure mobile computing devices ideal for mobile workers, combining highly secured data and device management.



The company plans to target highly mobile workers in fields like military, construction, public safety, healthcare, utilities, retail, maintenance, supply chain logistics and insurance, Panasonic said in a statement. These devices are designed to give mobile workers reliable and secure access to their data and applications in challenging environments, it added.

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