TabletKiosk takes care of all its consumers; Have a look at its sturdy solution for professional people who are on the move. TufTab, a UMPC toughened against the unfavorable conditions often found in construction work or everyday handheld users who have to travel a lot for their business. It is tough, light in weight and has a rubberized case resistant to rain, dust, and vibration. For security the handheld is provided with a biometric fingerprint reader. TufTab comes in two color options: Black and White. Just three words give an apt description of TabletKiosk: ?performance, security and durability.? The company will launch TufTab mid-April at an MSRP of $1,699 price with Windows XP. If you choose openSUSE Linux that is somewhat rare option for UMPCs, the price would drop by $75.

Product Features:

? 1.2 GHz VIA C7?-M ULV Processor
? 3.5mm Headphone Jack and Built-in Stereo Microphone
? 400 MHz Front Side Bus
? 40GB HDD
? 7″ TFT wide angle viewable LCD display with LED backlighting
? 802.11B/G and Bluetooth 2.0
? AC97 Codec
? Bluetooth? 2.0 built-in module
? Built-in stereo speakers
? Cooling via Heat Sink without fan plus reserved fan solution
? VIA Padlock Security Engine for Data Encryption
? GB DDR2 SDRAM
? Mega Pixel CMOS Camera with Video Capture (15fps)
? Microsoft? Windows Vista? Business, Windows? XP Tablet PC Edition 2005, or openSUSE Linux
? Native resolution of 800×480 with display resolution interpolation
? PanJit SRII Sunlight Readable Screen (standard)
? Rugged UMPC rated IP53
? Ultra Slim 7 ” TFT-LCD Resistive Touch
? Winbond 802.11b/g networking with power ON/OFF switch

Via: Electronista

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