Rugged stories

Dell has unveiled updates to its Latitude Rugged series at the annual Dell Tech Summit.>>

Purchasing fully rugged devices can deliver significant savings when it comes to total cost of ownership, writes Getac business development manager Frank Baldrighi.>>

The K120 now features an 11th generation Intel quad-core processor (i5 or i7), as well as Iris Xe graphics, 16GB memory, and more.>>

"Getac is looking to attract new partners in the region that can help the business accelerate this growth and leverage the Getac brand for the success of their own businesses.”>>

Designed with a particularly robust exterior, the phone is built for heavy knocks and drops.>>

The MXP600 TETRA radio includes intelligent mic and speaker management for noisy environments and a connected app for flexible comms.>>

The UX10 is an update on its previous model with the latest processor, storage and connectivity tech.>>

The AP225W for multi-dwelling unit deployment and the AP327X for harsh outdoor environments.>>

The Toughbook A3 is a 10.1-inch device designed for enterprise-grade use, available locally this August.>>

The B360 includes the 10th gen Intel core and a full HD display, is IP66 dust and water resistant and droppable from up to six feet. >>

The XCover Pro is IP68 water and dust resistant, capable of withstanding drops of up to 1.5m without a case, and will include Samsung POS software.>>

The WatchGuard AP327X is a new IP67-rated Wi-Fi access point (AP) with four N-Type connectors to support a variety of external antennas.>>

The rugged device is designed for people with outdoor lifestyles or rugged professions, where mainstream devices are too easily damaged or destroyed. >>

The Toughbook T1 and N1 handhelds meet all requirements for Google’s rugged Android certification.>>

Dell says the range is built to withstand “temperatures ranging from -29 to 63 degrees Celsius, harsh wet conditions, sand, dust and hard impacts.”>>

Ingram Micro has extended its distribution agreement with rugged device supplier Global Communications into Australia.>>

Zebra, a provider of rugged mobile devices, believes this data can be leveraged to transform workflows and improve business performance and outcomes.>>

“Our entire family of Toughbook and Toughpad products are engineered to meet the real-world demands our customers face on a daily basis.">>

This expert says the majority of the billions of dollars spent by businesses on mobile tech is deemed 'wasteful spending' - here's how to do it right.>>

No matter your workplace, you need a rugged device that won’t fail in the face of drops, spills, extreme temperatures, or dust and dirt.>>

This year, a jury consisting of 35 international design experts assessed 244 shortlisted entries from around the world.>>

Businesses are built with long-term goals in mind. Your computing technologies should be too. So, is your tablet built to last? Find out here.>>

As we become an increasingly mobile workforce, demand for devices that accompany us anywhere has soared - here's a look into two Durabook products.>>

​Xplore recently launched their latest detachable rugged tablet PC – the XSLATE R12, a truly next generation device.>>