GETAC M220
Rugged notebook with large, hi-res display (by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer)
Now replaced by the Getac M230, the M220 was aimed squarely at the rugged notebooks from Panasonic (Toughbook CF-29) and Itronix (GoBook III), GETAC's M220--sold also by several third party vendors under their own badge--provides a strong alternative to its established competition. Thanks to a slightly larger and heavier case, the M220 can accommodate larger displays--up to a high-res 1400 x 1050 pixel 15-inch screen that's perfect for graphics-intensive applications. The M220 uses proven Intel technology, making this a reliable, efficient solution in a rugged, well designed case that can take a beating. GETAC also offers numerous customization options to make the M220 fit just about any task: back-lit rubber keyboard, touchscreen, high-bright screen, GPS, various radio options, Bluetooth, swappable optical drives, secondary battery and various mounting and charging stations.
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Specifications
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Added/updated
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Replaced by Getac M230
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Form-factor
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Rugged Notebook
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Processor
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Intel Dothan LV
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CPU Speed
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1.6 GHz
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Chipset
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Intel 855GME
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Standard/Max RAM
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512MB/2048MB
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Disk/drive
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Removable, shockmounted 40GB or higher (opt. HD heater)
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Media Bay
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Removable DVD/CDRW, DVD writer or second battery
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Card slots
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1 PC Card Type II/III
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Display type
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Transmissive TFT with anti-reflective coating
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Display size/res
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14.1" XGA or 15" 1400x1050
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Digitizer/pens
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optional touchscreen
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Keyboard/scale
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Waterproof membrane kbd (Backlit rubber kbd opt.)
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Housing
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die-cast aluminum alloy
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Operating Temp
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32 to 131F
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Sealing
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IP54
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Shock
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15g, 11ms, 1/2 sine; 3-foot drop
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Size (WxHxD)
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12.9 x 10.8 x 1.7
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Weight
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8.5 lbs. w/o battery
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Power
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Li-Ion ("over 4 hrs.")
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Interface
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RS232, parallel, RJ11, RJ45, VGA, dock
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Interface
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2 USB, audio, PS/2
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Wireless
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802.11b/g, IR; optional: GPS, GSM/GPRS, Bluetooth
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List price
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Inquire
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Contact
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us.getac.com
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Definitions/Primers
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What does "rugged" mean?
Rugged Specs Primer
Intrinsic Safety
NEMA Ratings
IP Rating
RFID
RFID vs. Bar Code
RFID viruses and
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