WATER RESISTANT - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets handle up to 4 inches of rainfall per hour.

SHOCK RESISTANT - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets can withstand up to 30g shock or 3 feet drop on a hard surface or concrete floor.

DUST PROOF - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets are encased in a sealed chassis rated up to NEMA 12 to allow resistance against dust and sand.

SUNLIGHT READABLE DISPLAY - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets feature optional touch screen displays to be used as a notepad to receive data directly on the LCD.

RELIABILITY - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets are rated at over 10,000 hours on MTBF(Mean Time Between Failure). Twice the industry's standard and the return rate of less than 5%.

SUPPORT - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets feature optional 24/7 technical support and quick turn-around time on repairs.

WARRANTY - Our Rugged Laptops, Rugged Notebooks, Rugged Handheld Computers, Rugged PDAs, Mobile Data Terminals, and Rugged Wireless Tablets feature optional extended warranty on parts and labor.

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Rugged Notebooks.com offers Wireless, Rugged, Waterproof, Dust proof Laptops, Notebooks and Touch Screen Tablet computers that meet 810-F MIL-SPECS. According to research done by IDC (International Data Corporation) in 2000, 64% of notebook damage was caused by drops, 38% by spills, and 28% by crushing. The LCDs and HDDs were reported to be the two components most often cited as suffering damage. 

Also according to IDC, the average cost of repairing or replacing a notebook is $1,200. U.S. corporations, for example, spent a total of $700 million in 2000 to repair and replace damaged notebooks. That figure is expected to go up to $1 billion by this year

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