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ITRONIX UNVEILS THE GOBOOK TABLET - A UNIQUELY PORTABLE, WIRELESS, RUGGED TABLET PC
June 02, 2003 |
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Company: Itronix
Uniquely Designed for Portability, the Mid-Sized Rugged Slate GoBook Tablet PC Weighs Less than 4 Pounds and is Ideal for Wireless Mobile Workforce Applications SPOKANE, Wash.-- Itronix Corp., the world's leader for implementing wireless, rugged mobile computing systems, today introduced the GoBook Tablet PC, a uniquely designed, truly portable, wireless, rugged slate Tablet PC.Designed to support mobile professionals in industries such as telecommunications, utilities, government, and insurance, the mid-sized GoBook Tablet PC weighs only 3.7 pounds, making it the most compact and lightest Tablet PC in the rugged category.The GoBook Tablet PC can support up to three wireless networks concurrently, operates on the Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system, and is powered by an Intel ultra-low voltage 866-MHz mobile Pentium III processor.Debuting today at SUPERCOMM (booth #20753), the GoBook Tablet PC will be available for delivery in September 2003. "Offering our customers quality is paramount.By delivering a portable, rugged slate tablet in addition to our advanced wireless, rugged laptops and handelds, our customers - whether they are field service technicians, insurance adjusters, or soldiers - know they can depend on Itronix for all of their wireless, rugged mobile computing needs," said Matt Gerber, vice president of marketing and business development for Itronix."Developed specifically for field workers who spend their days and nights on the road, the GoBook Tablet PC fits like a hand in a glove, enabling users to always stay connected and remain productive." Sized to the requirements of mobile field workers, the rugged GoBook Tablet PC's ergonomic footprint and light weight, optimizes it for the truly mobile user.Like Itronix's other wireless, rugged mobile computing devices, such as the GoBook II and the GoBook MAX™ laptops, the GoBook Tablet PC can withstand any situation a mobile workforce may encounter, including rain, snow, wind, dust, shock, vibration, and chemical exposure. Designed to exceed Mil Spec 810F test standards, the GoBook Tablet has a die-cast magnesium casing and sealed I/O ports, and can operate in temperatures ranging from -20o to 60o C (-4o to 140o F). "In both its sturdy design and its exceptional versatility, the Itronix GoBook® Tablet PC is a great addition to the growing array of mobile PCs running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition," said Bill Mitchell, vice president of the Tablet PC division at Microsoft."Itronix has created a unique, mid-sized slate that will allow mobile users to remain productive and connected in more places than ever." Compact Size and Light Weight Ensure True Mobility
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"The wireless rugged market is experiencing explosive growth - in fact, VDC forecasts that worldwide shipments for rugged mobile computers will grow from over $2.9 billion in 2002 to almost $4.8 billion in 2007.Contributing to this growth is increasing demand for ruggedized mobile solutions as tools for increasing productivity, improving customer service and improving profitability," said David Krebs, senior analyst, Venture Development Corporation. "With the addition of the GoBook Tablet PC to its suite of 'fully' rugged products, Itronix is positioned to address many of the emerging application opportunities for tablet PCs." About Itronix Corporation
Itronix is a registered trademark of Itronix Corporation.GoBook II, GoBook MAX, GoBook, and iCare are registered or pending trademarks of Itronix Corporation.All other brands, products, or service names are or may be trademarks or service marks of their respective owners. |





