Xplore adds new rugged wireless tablet PC with GPS option

- Gary Thayer, editor

July 10, 2006 -- (MobileVillage) -- Xplore Technologies has added the new iX104C3 Tablet PC to its lineup. The iX104C3 has a durable finger print reader and user accessible hard drive and PC card bay.

In addition to the security feature, the finger-print scanner has been designed to perform other functions. The user accessible hard drive and PC card slot allows the end-user further flexibility to administer and control resources within their application requirements.

The new iX104C3 Tablet PC is also RoHS compliant which satisfies new European requirements, according to Xplore. All Xplore products have durable magnesium alloy housings, shock mounted hard drives. They are built to withstand exposure to vibration, extreme temperatures, moisture, dust or drops to concrete.

The iX104C3 incorporates wLAN, wWAN, PAN (Bluetooth) and GPS wireless options that can be used simultaneously. as well as enhanced XGA displays, Intel processors and onboard ports for expansion..

For more details on the iX104C3 Tablet PC or to learn more about the compelling total cost of ownership of rugged tablet PCs, see xploretech.com, or the company's summary page on MobileVillage.