Getac V200 Fully Rugged Convertible - Quick Ship!

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The new V200 fully rugged convertible computer from Getac transforms from a rugged laptop to a rugged tablet PC with one easy rotation of the display. It is powered by an Intel® Core™ i7 2GHz Processor, the fastest dual-core processor of any fully rugged convertible on the market. Turbo Boost Technology, up to 2.80GHz, gives processor-intensive applications an extra performance enhancement.

This special configuration of the Getac V200 rugged convertible is in stock and ready to ship!

Features:

• In stock and ready to ship today!
• Transforms from a rugged laptop into a rugged tablet PC with one quick rotation of the display
• Amazing daylight-viewable 12.1 inch widescreen display with glove-friendly multi-touch technology
• MIL-STD-810G and IP65 compliant, with a rugged Magnesium Alloy case, shock-mounted hard drive, and sealed I/O caps and doors to prevent damage from solid particles, dust, and moisture
• Integrated 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, and GPS
• Integrated 200 degree reversible 2MP webcam
• Best 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty in the industry - protects all major system components and even covers accidental damage!

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Understanding Touch Screens

Touchscreens are often a feature or upgrade option on rugged, mobile computers that are not offered on commercial, plastic computers. Basically, a touchscreen is another way to move around in an application other than the keyboard/mouse. In the rugged computer world, touch screens come in two flavors - the more traditional finger-touch style of touch screen also called passive or resistive, and the newer style digitizer or active touch screen which requires the use of a stylus pen and allows for handwriting or signature capture directly on the screen of the ruggedized laptop, handheld, or tablet. Some manufacturers offer rugged computer models with one or the other type while others offer a dual-mode which provides both types in the same computer.

Touchscreens are often a desirable feature for in-vehicle computers or for any ruggedized in-field computer used in an environment where typing is difficult. Some organizations develop or purchase software that is specifically designed with a touchscreen in mind that will have big touch buttons on the screen (think about an ATM machine or restaurant cash register for example).

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