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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Handheld US Introduces Algiz 10 Rugged Tablet Computer
Posted by Bill Landon in Consumer_Electronics | General_Interest | General_PDA | Mobile_Phones | Personal_Computer | Consumer_Electronic_News | General_PDA_News | Personal_Computer_News | Mobile_Phone_News | Science | (0) Comments |  

imageHandheld US introduced today the new Algiz 10 rugged tablet computer. This tablet PC with 10.4-inch screen was developed especially for harsh environmental conditions and physical stress. With shock-absorbing bumpers and a sturdy magnesium housing, the Algiz 10 meets rigorous MIL-STD-810F military standards for shock, vibration and moisture and has an IP54 rating for protection against dust and water. It also handles extreme temperatures, from -4 to 140 F.  (note: We have not tested these claims)

The Algiz 10 includes 1.2 GHz Intel Core Duo Yonah ULV Processor, an 80 GB shock-mounted hard drive and up to 2 GB RAM. Windows XP Tablet PC SP2 Edition operating on a nine-cell (7800 mAh) Li-ion battery runs up to seven hours. Also there is an optional solid state drive (32 GB SSD).

The Algiz 10 features integrated EDGE/GPRS, 802.11 a/b/g and Class II Bluetooth, making it compatible with any wireless network. Size is a chubby 11.8” (284 mm) x 8.2” (209 mm) x 2.5” (63 mm) at a weight of 4.85 lb (2.2 kg).

http://www.handheld-us.com/prod_algiz_10.asp?m1=products&m2=algiz10








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