Xplore Technologies is the leading provider of rugged mobile computers built to withstand harsh environmental conditions and physical stress. Designed and tested to meet stringent Military Environmental Standards, the Xplore family of rugged mobile computers can endure drops on concrete, blowing rain and dust and exposure to extreme temperatures and dust.

Ready to work under the toughest conditions, more organizations are choosing Xplore's rugged mobile computers. These award-winning computers are an ideal solution for increasing employee mobility and productivity beyond the office, and reducing dependence on wired desktops for data and application access.

• First Pentium III Pen Tablet Computer
• First rugged Microsoft compliant Tablet PC
• First truly rugged Tablet PC with multiple wireless options using a fully integrated implementation
• First and only automatic Dual Mode version of the Tablet PC
• First Intel Pentium-M 733 processor with Centrino technology
• AllVue LCD technology
• Up to 4 multi-modal wireless devices in a rugged, portable Tablet PC

iX104 rugged Tablet PC

The iX104 Tablet PC computer combines patented ruggedization techniques and leading-edge technology.  This product is built to operate in demanding environments including exposure to vibration, extreme temperatures, moisture, dust or drops to concrete. Warranties are supported by independent 3rd party testing to Military Standard guidelines.  

The iX104 incorporates integrated wireless capabilities, magnesium alloy housings, shock mounted hard drives, enhanced XGA displays, Intel processors and onboard ports for expansion.  Resistive pen touch and/or inductive pen interfaces are available with the iX104.  This product utilizes full Windows operating systems so that organizations can utilize a variety of industry leading software.

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Austin, TX 78728, USA
Tel: (888) 449-7567
Fax: (512) 336-7791
Web: www.xploretech.com

Xplore introduces state-of-the-art iX104C4
Xplore Technologies introduced the latest addition to the iX104 line of ultra-rugged tablet computers, the iX104C4. The new machine provides improved performance with a power-efficient Core Duo processor, new wireless technologies (including 802.11N), as well as enhancements to several technologies pioneered by Xplore. The company's AllVue sunlight-viewable display is now even brighter, the dual-mode RF/touch digitizer is standard on all models, and the machine can be ordered with an optional 32GB Solid State Drive. A TPM 1.2 module has been added for security, completing a smart technology update to what already was one of the best rugged Tablet PCs on the market. -- Posted Monday, August 18, 2008 by chb

Xplore ships 400 more tablets to supercenter retailer
Xplore Technologies announced it has shipped an additional 400 iX104 rugged computers to Meijer, the Grand Rapids-based supercenter retailer. The computers will be used in data collection and inventory and warehouse management at the retailer. Previously Meijer had purchased 445 units from Xplore for similar applications. “We use the Xplore tablet for a variety of applications throughout our distribution centers,” stated the Manager for applications for Meijer. “The tablets are mounted to Hi-Lo’s, forklifts and ox carts as well as mounted to walls. We decided to purchase more Xplore tablets because we like the durability of the product and the company has proven to be responsive to our needs.” “Meijer’s initial use of our tablet pcs was very successful and resulted in this additional 400 unit order,” said Mark Holleran, President and Chief Operating Officer of Xplore. “We have been told that our ruggedness and ease of use are just two of the key factors that have been criteria for their decision to add the additional computers.” -- Posted Tuesday, July 15, 2008 by chb

Xplore announces agreement with Pegatron to develop rugged notebook product line
Xplore Technologies Corp., a manufacturer of award-winning rugged tablet PCs, today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Pegatron Corporation, the multi-billion dollar spin-off of Taiwan-based ASUS, for design and manufacturing of Xplore’s future rugged notebook products. Xplore’s rugged notebook line is expected to be launched later this year and represents Xplore’s entry into the notebook segment of the rugged device
market, which is estimated to be a $1.4 billion market. -- Posted Wednesday, March 19, 2008 by chb