Advantech delivers new rugged Tablet PC

Posted in Tablet PC by Nino Marchetti on March 20th, 2008

Mars-3100SAdvantech isn’t exactly known for consumer related computers. While we don’t think this new Tablet PC fits the bill either, the recently released Mars-3100S seems to still be pretty cool none the less.

The Advantech Mars-3100S sports a 10.4-inch touchscreen display and is ready to go with Windows XP. It is targeted towards more rugged uses in environments like field and emergency services. It also offers optional built-in WLAN and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity.

Other features of the Mars-3100S include a fanless design, an optional 2.5-inch shockmounted hard drive, USB 2.0 and an AMD LX800 processor. No word on where it can be picked up.


Advantech Mars-3100S
[via WindowsForDevices]

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One Comment to “Advantech delivers new rugged Tablet PC”
  1. Malewski Says:

    I saw this MARS assembled in pallet cart. Usually tablets need special pen - this product has touchscreen so you can use finger as mouse. It’s quietly weighty to use it as handheld with high-cap battery.

    Advantech sells it via online shop or directly by partners.

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