Hence this new trio of very rugged mobile computers for the field and use under the harshest conditions, and all sharing the same extensions, add-ons and accessories. The reason for the new L10 platform was to take the popular XSLATE B10 and not only enhance and improve it with state-of-the-art technology, but evolve it into a comprehensive tablet ecosystem covering a wide range of performance and functionality demands. There's a long history of of good design and innovation. Last year Xplore pioneered the use of PCIe storage in rugged tablets. Then came the XSLATEs B10 and D10, updated and more powerful versions of the Bobcat and RangerX. In early 2015 Xplore took over Motion Computing and added that tablet pioneer's experience and their R12 and C5/F5 tablet products. In 2013 Xplore introduced the Android-based RangerX tablet, followed by the Bobcat, a Windows version of the same platform. In 2003 came the anvil-tough iX104 family that is now in its 6th generation. It all started with the GeneSys line of ultra-ruggeds. They have been making rugged tablet computers for over two decades and they have sold hundreds of thousands of them. of Austin, Texas (which is now part of Zebra). These are a pure tablet (XSLATE L10), a version with hard handle and an optional integrated barcode reader for ergonomic all-day data capture (XPAD L10), and a 2-in-1 designed to be a full laptop replacement (XBOOK L10).įirst a few words about Xplore Technologies Corp. We're referring to the L10 as a platform rather than just a product because it actually comes in three form factors. introduced their next generation rugged tablet platform, the L10. On June 19, 2018, Zebra Technologies Corp. Blickenstorfer, with photography by Carol Cotton - also see PDF version of this review here) ![]() Zebra evolves its compact Windows tablet into a versatile, scaleable platform of lightweight tablets, hard-handle tablets, and 2-in-1 hybrids ![]() ![]() Zebra (Xplore Technologies) L10 Rugged Tablet Platform Rugged PC - Zebra Technologies XSLATE L10 rugged tablet computer
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