PCWorld reports that Asus and GoPro are collaborating on the ProArt GoPro edition laptop, building on their previous AI video ...

“Ruggedized” computers — at around $6,000 a pop — are encased in high-grade magnesium and are designed to function while exposed to heavy dust, gas or moisture. Itronix’s GoBook MAX continues to ...

A laptop built to withstand occasional jostling in a briefcase or a minor keyboard coffee spill is one thing; one ready for outdoor use, pouring rain, vehicle mounting, and extreme temperatures is ...

The rugged-computing industry — which seeks to make computers compatible with environments that are at odds with delicate electronics — is one of the fastest-growing segments of the mobile-computing ...

A portable computer designed for hazardous duty such as found in police, fire, military and industrial applications. Commanding a price premium, they are essential in harsh environments but also ...

The AU115 is a compact ruggedized computer system using a 1.6 GHz Atom N270 CPU with the 945GSE chip-set and featuring a temperature range of -20°C to 60°C. It features a DVI-I output, dual GbE ports, ...

(MENAFN- GetNews) The rugged laptop is a computer that is "dustproof, waterproof, and shock-resistant," and it costs more than other notebooks, but is it worth the investment? In this post, we will go ...

It’s a fact of modern life that if you drop your laptop, that’s probably its endgame. That’s not the case with a rugged laptop, however. From its magnesium-aluminum cases that are 20-times stronger ...

According to a newly released study by Venture Development Corp. (VDC—Natick, Massachusetts), shipments of ruggedized/industrial computer systems to markets in North America and Western Europe are ...

The military establishment's ever increasing reliance on technology and whiz-bang gadgetry impacts us as consumers, investors, taxpayers and ultimately as the defended. Our mission here is to bring ...

Demand for ruggedized/industrial computer systems in North America and Western Europe will grow to nearly $1.9 billion by 2006. That's a compound annual growth rate ...