Rugged tablet PCs

Mobexx has extended its product range with two new 7-inch (18-cm) tablet PCs for mobile workforce applications. The Algiz 7 is an ultra-rugged device for harsh and all-weather environments and the Viliv X70 EX can be used for semi-rugged applications. Both run Windows operating systems - including Windows 7 - and are equipped with power-efficient Intel Atom processors. Both models offer touchscreen input, integrated GPS, wireless multi-connectivity with Bluetooth GSM/GPRS and 3G, a camera and importantly ve
January 25, 2012 Read time: 1 min
689 Mobexx has extended its product range with two new 7-inch (18-cm) tablet PCs for mobile workforce applications. The Algiz 7 is an ultra-rugged device for harsh and all-weather environments and the Viliv X70 EX can be used for semi-rugged applications. Both run Windows operating systems - including Windows 7 - and are equipped with power-efficient Intel Atom processors.

Both models offer touchscreen input, integrated GPS, wireless multi-connectivity with Bluetooth GSM/GPRS and 3G, a camera and importantly very long battery life. A Solid State Drive (SSD) provides data storage in both products. The Algiz 7 is a built-in 64 GB unit, with the Viliv providing up to 32 GB of storage with easily swappable SSD cards.
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