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Dell Dell www.dell.com/rugged


Dell Latitude Rugged offers a complete family of rugged mobility products, featuring real-world durability, go- anywhere productivity, and business-class control. The Dell Latitude Rugged family includes two fully rugged notebooks: The Dell Latitude 14 Rugged Extreme and 12 Rugged Extreme notebooks are designed to with- stand hazards such as dust, moisture, drops, vibration, and extreme temperatures. Independently tested to mili- tary standards for drops up to 6 feet, ingress protection, emission, and hazardous materials, both are built with the most robust materials available, including impact- resistant ultra-polymers and sturdy magnesium alloy. Sealed doors and compression gaskets protect data while enabling performance at high temperatures with fourth- generation QuadCool™ thermal management. Also included in the Dell Rugged portfolio is the Dell Latitude 14 – Semi-Rugged notebook. It is a 14-inch semi- rugged notebook that works as hard as you do with full IO capability, performance and an outdoor-readable dis- play with optional glove-capable touchscreen. And the newest addition to the Dell Rugged family


is the Latitude 12 Rugged Tablet. This is a 12-inch fully rugged tablet engineered to excel in the most extreme work environments and situations with an outdoor-read- able display and glove-capable multi-touch. A complete range of peripherals and ecosystem options enable full productivity across environments from in-vehicle to in the field.


GammaTech www.gammatech.com


GammaTech’s DURABOOK line of industry leading rug- ged tablets and notebook computers is specifically de-


GammaTech


signed with law enforcement in mind. The industry’s tablet computer trend makes its way to law enforcement with obvious benefits such as smaller form factors, ad- dressing the limited space inside patrol cars, and superior portability, which can be cumbersome with traditional bulky, heavy laptops. The DURABOOK R11 Rugged Tablet PC targets these


needs while also meeting and exceeding a host of rug- ged certifications including MIL-STD 516.6 & 514.6, IP65 and ANSI ISA standard 12.1201 & MIL Spec 461F. It has Intel’s latest 5th generation Broadwell i5/i7 processor, an 11.6-inch capacitive multi-touch screen that offers excep- tional viewability even in direct sunlight, and an ambi- ent light sensor to help maximize the display without a lot of user intervention. Most agencies prefer an external wireless keyboard for in-vehicle use, but the R11 vehicle mounting solution/keyboard tray accommodates both wired and wireless options. The R11 features a full HD front facing camera as well


as a 5MP rear-facing camera. Many agencies have used this technology to record statements and other pertinent/ time sensitive situations. Connectivity to other devices is plentiful with the R11 supporting docking, DC power, USBs, Micro SD and SIM readers. Optional integrated scanner support for 1D/2D barcodes, RFID reader sup- port, and smart card readers are also available. The R11 has Centrino Wireless AC7260 that supports 802.11ac a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0. An optional inte- grated M2 module GPS/WWAN (LTE) GOBI 5000 is also available. The R11 is one of the most flexible tablet form factor solutions available on the market today at a bud- get-friendly price. GammaTech has several other DURABOOK models,


such as the new S15AB, R8300 and SA14 rugged note- books, that are also built tough to ensure the reliabil- ity and performance law enforcement personnel need and deserve.


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