TANK Pad: rugged tablet with 10.95-inch FHD, 120Hz displayEquipped with 21000mAh battery, 66W charging, dual-SIM 5G ...

Wherever business gets done, that's where you'll find the DLI 8300 Rugged Tablet PC. The new DLI 8300 Rugged Tablet PC is a breakthrough mobile device perfectly suited to a wide variety of ...

The Algiz 7® represents the next generation of mobile PC performance. This rugged tablet PC is small, light and fast, with multiple connectivity options and a wide range of functionality. If you work ...

The F5m rugged mobile computing series provides high-end, lasting processing power in a rugged, ergonomic package. The tablet’s 5th Gen Intel® Core™ processors, including the high-performance Intel i7 ...

As one of the most durable rugged tablets available, the Xplore XC6 series stands out in terms of performance, features, and resiliency. We’ve put each XC6 ultra-rugged tablet model through rigorous ...

F5 slate tablet PC Eckert calls the F5 a "semi-rugged" device. "There's a continuum between traditional office computers that you really wouldn't want to drop or get in a rainstorm because they ...

Whether you're getting wet or getting your hands dirty, the top rugged laptops we've tested stay productive in the harshest environments.

If you need something with a little more processing and graphics power, then you'll need to look at spending a little more on the best rugged tablets. The Oukitel RT3 Pro is competitively priced ...

After repeatedly dropping the Durabook R11, and then throwing dirt all over it and spraying it with a hose for three minutes, we put the rugged tablet to the real test: attaching it to a keyboard ...

Semi-rugged laptops are typically regular laptops with better cases, rubber-mounted hard drives and spill-proof keyboards. Built with custom parts, a fully ruggedized PC, also called an "ultra ...

Tablet configurations: slate, convertible, booklet, and rugged. A slate is a traditional standalone tablet, for example, an Apple iPad or Samsung Galaxy Tab. Depending on the tablet it may be possible ...