There are cases that can help protect your tablet while on the go, but with the Durabook TA10 you won’t need it. This device is designed and engineered for those who work in the field, but if you want a tablet ready for adventure this is it.
The high-end industrial tablet meets Military Standard 810G for drop and shock resistance as well as salt and fog protection, and IP65 for dust and water resistance. It features an ultra-high brightness 10.4-inch LCD display with LED backlight that can be seen even when in bright sunny conditions. The resistive multi-touch panel features tempered glass, with a sunlight-readable panel, digitizer with active stylus. Inside the units offers an Intel Ivy Bridge processor, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity, and two six-cell battery packs. The unit also offers TPM 1.2 data security technology, a Kensington Lock connector, and Intel anti-theft technology (AT) or Computrace asset management and data protection.
For those who want to take the tablet to the ends of the Earth this is the one.
There are rugged devices and then there are truly rugged, will survive the end of the world rugged. For most people the latter is a bit overkill. That’s why GammaTech at CES this week introduced its semi-rugged yet ultra-mobile tablet PC (UMPC), the Durabook Model CA10.
GammaTech has rolled out its latest fully rugged convertible computer, the Durabook R13C, which is an upgraded version of the R13S. This new version passes Military Standard 810G certification for drop, shock and spill protection, plus explosive atmosphere, salt, fog and freeze/thaw standards, so if you’re able to find a way to break it – you probably shouldn’t be there! While it is designed for law enforcement, military and mobile workers, the convertible laptop to tablet PC is also ideal for anyone who takes part in truly globetrotting adventures.