--- title: NCS Recommends Durabook Solutions description: NCS Techologies is a leading supplier of rugged servers, appliances, computers, tablets and engineering services to government agencies, the military, banking and finance and the security industry. NCS recommends Durabook rugged computers and tablets. image: https://blog.ncst.com/hubfs/Durabook%20S15%20Rugged%20Laptop.png --- [![myncsbutton](https://blog.ncst.com/hs-fs/hub/424090/file-2068907142.png)](https://my.ncst.com/ncsapp/ssl/CustSignIn.aspx) [![NCS-Blue-Logo-400](https://blog.ncst.com/hs-fs/hubfs/NCS-Blue-Logo-400.png?width=205&height=85&name=NCS-Blue-Logo-400.png)](http://www.ncst.com/)   - [About NCS](https://www.ncst.com/about/) - [Leadership](https://www.ncst.com/leadership/) - [Careers](https://www.ncst.com/careers/) - [Corporate Commitments](https://www.ncst.com/corporate-commitments/) - [Upcoming Events](https://www.ncst.com/upcoming-events/) - [In the News](https://www.ncst.com/in-the-news/) - [Document Library](https://www.ncst.com/document-library/) - [Contact Information](https://www.ncst.com/contact-information/) - [Solutions](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/) - [Client and Printer Integration](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/client-and-printer-integration/) - [Mobile Client and Printer Integration](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/client-and-printer-integration/) - [Mission Rugged Systems](https://www.ncst.com/rugged-servers-special-mission-systems/) - [Rack-Scale Integration](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/rack-scale-integration/) - [OEM Appliance Development](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/oem-server-appliance/) - [Additive Manufacturing/3D print](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/additive-manufacturing/) - [Why Source From NCS](https://www.ncst.com/solutions/why-source-from-ncs/) - [Products](https://www.ncst.com/products/) - [Enterprise Products](https://www.ncst.com/products/enterprise-products/) - [Client Products](https://www.ncst.com/products/client-products/) - [Additive Manufacturing / 3D Products](https://www.ncst.com/products/additive-manufacturing-products/) - [Peripheral Products](https://www.ncst.com/products/peripherals-products/) - [Technology Building Blocks](https://www.ncst.com/products/technology-building-blocks/) - [Why Buy From NCS](https://www.ncst.com/products/why-buy-from-ncs/) - [Customers](https://www.ncst.com/customers/) - [Contracts](https://www.ncst.com/contracts/) # The View From NCS Technologies ## [The Durabook S15 Rugged Laptop](https://blog.ncst.com/ncs-durabook-rugged-s15-laptop-sept-2023) Posted by [John Callahan](https://blog.ncst.com/author/john-callahan) on Sep 27, 2023, 10:33:52 AM - [Tweet](https://twitter.com/share) **Thinnest and Lightest in It's Class**   Durabook is a close partner to NCS. NCS sells Durabook solutions to government, military and commercial markets. Durabook offers a wide product selection of rugged laptops and rugged tablets. Let's take a look at the Durabook S15 rugged laptop. Powered by Intel® 12th Generation processors, Durabook S15 offers the perfect blend of best-in-class performance, mobility and reliability, compared to commercial rugged laptop competitors. ![Durabook S15 Rugged Laptop](https://blog.ncst.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Durabook%20S15%20Rugged%20Laptop.png?width=285&height=202&name=Durabook%20S15%20Rugged%20Laptop.png) Featuring a 15.6” Full HD DynaVue® sunlight readable display, it also boasts a 98-key membrane keyboard with a dedicated numeric keypad for an enhanced visual and typing experience. Designed with a 1.16”-thin profile and a weight of just 5.63 lbs., the S15 is certified with four-foot drop resistance, IP5X and MIL-STG-810H. Additionally, extensive premium connectivity options of the highest specification, long-life battery up to 12 hours and an ergonomic hard handle for easy carrying make the S15 the ideal business laptop for field workers and professionals in both indoor and outdoor environments. **Thinnest and Lightest in It's Class** Running on Intel® 12th Generation CPUs, the S15 redefines the rugged laptop in its class. With mobility and high durability in mind, the S15 features a lightweight design with a 1.16”-thin profile and a weight of just 5.63 lbs. It can withstand a 4-foot drop and is certified with IP5X and MIL-STD-810H for reliability in the field. The S15 comes with a 15.6” Full HD (1920×1080) DynaVue® sunlight readable display of up to 1,000 nits that reveals every visual image detail at a glance. Featuring Intel® Iris® Xe graphics, it delivers speed, efficiency and the discrete-level graphics that mobile professionals demand. With the option of a dedicated NVIDIA® Quadro T1000, the S15 can be transformed into an ultimate solution for specific tasks, such as graphics rendering and CAD applications.   **For More Information** To learn more about the S15 Rugged Laptop and other Durabook solutions, please click here:  [https://www.ncst.com/products/categories/rugged-laptops-tablets](https://www.ncst.com/products/categories/rugged-laptops-tablets)  To speak to an NCS expert, please contact Erin Dunn at sales@ncst.com             [![Learn More](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/424090/38a370aa-68b6-402e-a270-3d634707b03a.png)](https://cta-redirect.hubspot.com/cta/redirect/424090/38a370aa-68b6-402e-a270-3d634707b03a)    Topics: [U.S. Government](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/u-s-government), [rugged](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/rugged), [military](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/military), [computers](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/computers), [tablets](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/tablets) ## Your Technology Resource   ### Subscribe to Email Updates ### Recent Posts ### Posts by Topic - [military (342)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/military) - [VDI (275)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/vdi) - [rugged (264)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/rugged) - [virtualization (203)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/virtualization) - [PCoIP (189)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/pcoip) - [Healthcare (186)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/healthcare) - [U.S. Government (170)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/u-s-government) - [Servers & Appliances (106)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/servers-appliances) - [software (105)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/software) - [hospitals (95)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hospitals) - [3Dprinting (93)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/3dprinting) - [endpoints (93)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/endpoints) - [additive (91)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/additive) - [federal (91)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/federal) - [HP (86)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hp) - [government (83)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/government) - [teradici (83)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/teradici) - [manufacturing (70)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/manufacturing) - [U.S. Air Force (64)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/u-s-air-force) - [computers (63)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/computers) - [vmware (59)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/vmware) - [commercial (56)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/commercial) - [tablets (53)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/tablets) - [U.S. Navy (51)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/u-s-navy) - [NCS3Dprinting (49)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/ncs3dprinting) - [zeroclients (30)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/zeroclients) - [navy (22)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/navy) - [metal (21)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/metal) - [Getac (18)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/getac) - [defensemanufacting (16)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/defensemanufacting) - [cybersecurity (13)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/cybersecurity) - [security (13)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/security) - [trumpf (13)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/trumpf) - [vmworld (12)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/vmworld) - [army (11)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/army) - [Financial Sector (9)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/financial-sector) - [PCs (9)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/pcs) - [SecureView (9)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/secureview) - [manageability (9)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/manageability) - [Servers (7)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/servers) - [Virtualized Users (7)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/virtualized-users) - [thinclients (7)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/thinclients) - [HPE (6)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hpe) - [WiFi (6)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/wifi) - [hpenterprise (6)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hpenterprise) - [Air Force (5)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/air-force) - [infrastructure (4)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/infrastructure) - [hardware (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hardware) - [packaging (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/packaging) - [ssds (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/ssds) - [storage (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/storage) - [thinclient (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/thinclient) - [westerndigital (3)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/westerndigital) - [HP printing (2)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hp-printing) - [airforce (2)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/airforce) - [roboze (2)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/roboze) - [workstations (2)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/workstations) - [Appliances (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/appliances) - [CMMC (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/cmmc) - [DoD (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/dod) - [delaware (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/delaware) - [desktop (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/desktop) - [fsae (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/fsae) - [hyperconverged (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/hyperconverged) - [militaryhardware (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/militaryhardware) - [university (1)](https://blog.ncst.com/topic/university) see all ### Follow Me ©2012 NCS Technologies, Inc. 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