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Matt Faulkner has been braving the outside world recently, testing out one of GETAC’s rugged Tablet PCs. This particular model is similar to the E100 we saw back in January, using an Intel Stealey A110 ULV processor running at 800MHz, half a gig of RAM and an 80GB, shock-mounted hard-drive. However the 8490XT [...]
TabletKiosk’s latest slates have already made me visibly moist, and GottaBeMobile’s video review of the i440D has done nothing to dry me out. The 25mm thick Tablet PC is quite the mobile powerhouse, with the sleek, no-nonsense chassis containing a 12.1-inch dual-mode active/passive digitiser, room for up to 3GB of RAM and a 160GB SATA hard-drive.
In-car computers are nothing new, in fact we’ve covered a few of them on SlashGear before, and there’s a thriving community of modders, DIYers and general tinkerers tackling everything from putting Windows where your wipers used to be, to slotting an Apple in their armrests. The advent of the UMPC gave quite a few people [...]
Tablet manufacturers AMtek were at CeBIT this year, flaunting their T200 iTablet. Warner Crocker and Hugo Ortega were quick to point out that the T200 is no spring chicken; in fact Hugo has had one - in the shape of the original TabletKiosk Sahara - for over two years. What’s interesting (and, I suppose, CeBIT worthy [...]
The other day we all had a little snigger at the new TabletKiosk TufTab range, so named because it can withstand minor falls and the occasional splashing from a moderately-sized child’s paddling pool. Now, like one of those bizarrely prescient people with big eyes, cam-toting lens jockey JKK has shot an all-hands-on-deck fondle of the [...]
“Semi-ruggedised” is a funny concept; I’m not quite sure what it means. It smacks of a product that you can kinda drop but not actually, that’s sorta waterproof but not quite; however, I’m always willing to give a gadget a chance (especially when that gadget is a Tablet PC!) Enter our old friends TabletKiosk with [...]
My ageing tc1100 was already looking pretty shabby in comparison to the new Sahara slates from TabletKiosk, and having now read Steve’s hands-on experience of them over at GottaBeMobile its taken to snuffling sadly in the corner of the room.
No surprise, really; with dual active and passive digitisers (meaning finger touch and more accurate stylus control), [...]
The new Sahara Tablet PC range from TabletKiosk, that we previewed early last month, has finally been officially announced. Not much in the way of new information, with the processor options ranging from the Celeron M ULV 423 right up to Core Duo L2500’s, RAM from half a gig upwards and a choice of Windows [...]





