Getac has announced the launch of its next-generation K120 rugged tablet, for mobile field professionals working in industries including public safety, manufacturing, utilities, defence, transportation, natural resources, and oil and gas.
The next generation of the K120 tablet features upgrades and enhancements to further optimise productivity in remote or adverse environments. They include enhanced connectivity, with in-built Wi-Fi 6, wireless wide area network (WWAN) with integrated GPS/GLONASS and Bluetooth 5.2, enabling users to utilise a wide selection of over-air interfaces, while Thunderbolt 4 technology makes data collection in the field quick and easy. Additional key features include PCIe NVMe user-replaceable SSD storage and 16 GB of memory as standard.
The K120 also includes a 12.5″, 1200 nits LumiBond 2.0 display with Getac sunlight-readable technology for easy operation in bright outdoor environments. Multiple touch modes (regular touch, glove and pen modes, plus an optional digitiser mode) enhance performance in a range of situations, while a dual hot-swappable battery design offers uninterrupted full-shift functionality. To keep sensitive data fully protected, the K120 features a range of security features and multifactor authentication management including Intel vPro Technology, TPM 2.0, high frequency (HF) radio-frequency identification (RFID) reader, smart card reader, fingerprint reader and Windows Hello.
MIL-STD-810H, MIL-STD-461G and IP66 certification, 6′ (1.8 m) drop resistance and an operating temperature range of -29 to 63°C mean there is reduced risk of data loss, damage or failure.
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