Have you tried rugged Windows tablet?

It was weekend when American tourist clad in casual clothes was thinking about solving the brain teaser quiz inside Dubai Mall at ice cream parlor suddenly he got alert message so swiped up smartphone screen to read and the subject was rugged windows tablets.

Not a real tablet, image for reference only

ONERugged has launched four rugged tablets for those who like to use their portable devices outside homes during leisure hiking trips especially in mountains.

Interestingly, all four tablets consists of different screen sizes but one features is common, each model is run and supported by windows 11, Intel lunar lake chips and neutral processing unit (NPU).

The tablet models are from the series of EM-I10L, EM-I20L, M10L, and M20L. Front facing camera in M and S series tablets is 2 MP and 5 MP respectively.

In screen size, you can either choose from 10.1 inch or 12.2 inch. The screen resolution and nits of brightness is 1200x1920 and 700 respectively. The auto focus feature and 13-megapixel rear camera is also available.

Similarly, you can either choose from stylus input or touch sensitive options available in series of I and M model tablets.

Being their durability and temperature resistant levels, all the four tablets are certified, MIL-STD-810H and IP65.

According to manufacturer, even after dropping the tablets from the height of 1.22 meters, would not stop functioning. The tablets even are made for tolerating temperature from -20°C to +60°C and exposure to electrostatic discharging.

Battery in each of four tablets can run for up to 11 hours after charging.

RAM and hard disk storage in each of tablet is 32GB and 1TB respectively. Technical specifications are LPDDR5x RAM and PCIe NVMe SSD.

There is also Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth, and an optional 5G modem for wireless connectivity to connect tablets. You can also connect tablets with wire using Thunderbolt 4.

1D/2D barcode scanner, NFC module, and RS-232 port options are there for expansion of configuration.

After reading this tech article, foreign tourist shared on social media platform.