Getac stories
Industries need equipment that withstands harsh conditions. Rugged notebooks and tablets are purpose-built for this. Choose wisely.
Getac business development manager Frand Baldrighi says the virtual showroom enables visitors to explore Getac devices 'from any angle'.
The tablet is designed with workers in the automotive, defence, logistics, utilities, transport, and other sectors in mind.
The K120 now features an 11th generation Intel quad-core processor (i5 or i7), as well as Iris Xe graphics, 16GB memory, and more.
Getac, the rugged computing solution provider, is seeking new partners in Australia and New Zealand to expand its reach in various industries.
Getac has launched the UX10, a fully-rugged tablet for challenging work environments, with improved performance and enhanced rugged protection.
The B360 includes the 10th gen Intel core and a full HD display, is IP66 dust and water resistant and droppable from up to six feet.
Taiwan-based firm LeaderTek used the tablet and 3D laser scanners to create 3D models for the Bureau of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Culture.
