Dynabook unveils new Portégé X40-K and Tecra A40-K models for government agencies

Dynabook’s latest laptops meet all the requirements for federal contracts.

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At CES 2023, Dynabook announced that two of its laptops now meet Trade Agreements Act compliance requirements for federal contracts. The laptops use IPv6 protocol for handling IP traffic and have a lengthy list of security features.

Dynabook’s announcement doesn’t unveil any brand-new laptops. Instead, it details how versions of the recently announced 14-inch Portégé X40-K and 14-inch Tecra A40-K are now TAA compliant.

The laptops have a bevy of security features, including the following highlighted by Dynabook:

Dynabook announced theTecra A40Kback in March 2022. ThePortégé X40-K’s announcementquickly followed in April. Both of the laptops run on 12th Gen Intel Core CPUs rather than Intel’s newer13th Gen chipsannounced ahead of CES.

“Our company has deep roots selling to the federal government, and today, we are reaffirming our commitment to creating the most powerful and secure laptops for U.S. Government contracts,” said Dynabook general manager James Robbins.

“Bolstering our focus on this space will not only prove to be a huge gamechanger for us, but will be for our channel partners as well, as there is no larger customer than the U.S. Federal Government."

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