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BEFORE THE BORDERS CAN BECOME SECURE,
WE MAKE SURE DATA IS SECURE.
In homeland security, data integrity can literally be a life and death issue — which is why ARMOR rugged mobile computers are designed to protect sensitive data. Security features include password protection, a data deletion tool, device protector (USB port) and optional fingerprint recognition.
ARMOR Rugged Mobile Computers operate through a range of temperature extremes from -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 50°C). And they remain reliable, no matter how often they are docked and undocked, dropped, jostled or come into contact with moisture. A sunlight-readable screen, no-flap input connections, hot-swappable batteries and more all mean ARMOR meets virtually any homeland security requirement.
ARMOR Rugged Mobile Computers operate through a range of temperature extremes from -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 50°C). And they remain reliable, no matter how often they are docked and undocked, dropped, jostled or come into contact with moisture. A sunlight-readable screen, no-flap input connections, hot-swappable batteries and more all mean ARMOR meets virtually any homeland security requirement.
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Rugged Tablet Review: ARMOR X10al
The ARMOR X10 isn't your ordinary slate tablet. It's a rugged machine that can be very useful in certain markets and it meets military specifications. |
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Rugged PC Review: ARMOR X10al
The ARMOR X10 remains one of the best and most focused rugged tablets on the market.
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Rugged Tablet Review: ARMOR X10gx
Meet the toughest tablet on the block, the ARMOR X10gx from DRS Tactical Systems. While the iPad and its Android rivals attempt to wow users with flashy UIs and cute applications like Angry Birds, the X10gx is content to sit tight and take any abuse the user or environment can dish out.
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Rugged PC Review: ARMOR X10gx
Let me begin by saying that this machine has an unbelievable pedigree. If you've seen those Mercedes Benz adverts that show how the latest, greatest supercar Benz has a direct lineage to an old Mercedes Benz 180 sedan from the mid-1950s, it's the same for the rugged DRS ARMOR X10gx tablet.
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