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When Dell tested the shock-resistance of the D630, the test equipment broke before the laptop’s drive did. The D630 is the first commercial laptop to replace a traditional hard drive with flash memory, which is made of data-storing chips similar to those in a camera’s memory card. Hard drives have disks that spin and writing arms that move around. A solid-state drive has no moving parts, so it’s not only rugged but also consumes less power.
From $2,700; dell.com
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