Gamber-Johnson Introduces Three New In-Vehicle Docking Stations for Panasonic Toughpad Users

Stevens Point, Wisconsin, February 17, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Gamber-Johnson today announced three new docking stations designed for Panasonic Toughpad devices: the FZ-A2, FZ-F1, and the FZ-N1.

The new FZ-F1/N1 lightweight cradle (just 0.7 lbs/0.3 kg) perfectly fits the handheld tablet and is designed with features that support how people work in their vehicles. It can be mounted in either a horizontal or vertical orientation and it’s easy to use with a one-handed release mechanism. An optional version of the cradle is available which features a power port to keep your handheld tablet charged. The cradle has been thoroughly tested and is Toughbook Certified.

The new docking stations give even more Panasonic users the best way to keep their Toughpads safe and secure within their vehicle.

Brian Wagner, Gamber-Johnson president & CEO

The new FZ-A2 docking station comes fully loaded with the ports drivers need including LAN, two USB 2.0 ports, power input source to keep your Toughpad charged, and two optional antennas. The design comes in two version, an extended version that accommodates additional accessories such as a handstrap or large battery pack and a thin streamlined version for fleets that don’t use extra accessories. In addition, a cradle version is also available which offers all the stability of the docking station but doesn’t have any port replication. All the versions have been thoroughly tested and are Toughbook Certified.

“The new docking stations give even more Panasonic users the best way to keep their Toughpads safe and secure within their vehicle,” said Brian Wagner, president and CEO of Gamber-Johnson.

The docking stations will be available for purchase from Gamber-Johnson resellers beginning March 2017.

Source: Gamber-Johnson