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Rugged Laptop Computer with 15-Inch Screen Getac Inc.'s M220-5 rugged laptop uses a TFT XGA LCD sunlight-readable screen certified to work in harsh environments, and is sandwiched between a protective glass layer inside and special ribbed encasement on the outside. |
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Rugged Touch-Screen Tablet and Notebook PCs for Harsh Environments Introduced by Getac Getac Inc.is introducing Multi-Touch rugged touch-screen technology for its line of rugged tablet and rugged notebook PC computers that enables users with or without gloves to manipulate content on the screen. |
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Getac introduces rugged GPS PDA computer with camera, altimeter, and e-compass The PS535F handheld PDA is for GIS surveying applications across different sectors -- including military, aerospace, and avionics. |
PC Magazine
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GETAC B300 The GETAC B300 is a fully rugged, fully functioning laptop that can handle the extreme elements -- fire, water, altitudes, dust storms -- as well as it can handle your e-mail. |
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Powerful Tablet PCs Arrive Latest crop offers notably better performance and battery life. |
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March 2008
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Rugged Tablet Computers Make Their Move in Military Logistics Applications People in the military who routinely use checklists ought to consider rugged tablet computers, particularly if they work outside or in other potentially harsh operating environments. |
