Isaiah's Tech

A company named Motion has just unveiled and released their latest rugged tablets. The F5v is said to be a "mobile field tool" for your outdoor needs, while the C5v is the "mobile clinical assistant" and sports a digital camera along with an RFID scanner and a barcode reader. Both of these tablets have an MIL-STD-810G and an IP-54 rugged rating, which means you can drop them just about as much as you want. Both of these tablets sport Intel Core i5 / i7 CPU options, a 160GB HDD, 4GB of RAM, a Gorilla glass touchscreen display, WiFi / Bluetooth support, and an optional Qualcomm Gobi 2000 WWAN chipset.

The F5v is now available for $2,548 while the C5v is just $2,299. At these prices, I assume that it would be better for a hospital to use an iPad as a "clinical assistant."

[Slash Gear]