Xplore adds EV-DO to their iX104 Tablet PC

by Paul Miller, posted Jan 20th 2006 at 4:23PM

Xplore is continuing its shady product naming and ruggedized Tablet PC design ways with a new EV-DO equipped iX104 model in the works. We just spied it at the FCC site, so no word on availability, but we're sticking with our story yesterday that the industry and military targeted iX104 probably doesn't go cheap, double true with EV-DO.

Filed under: Tablet PCs, Wireless

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Alex @ Jan 20th 2006 5:13PM

It is rugged, but I see the holes there: is it water proof?

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Warner Crocker @ Jan 20th 2006 5:20PM

The link to yesterday's story seems to be broken.

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jr @ Jan 20th 2006 6:10PM

To bad I've opened mine up already and added an evdo pcmcia card to it. Cool anyways, I guess.

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Andrew @ Jan 20th 2006 8:52PM

I am waiting for a non-ruggedized, yet powerful under the hood, big and bright screen, dual core chip, tablet PC with EVDO to come out. When will this be? Be nice for the IBM X-series to come out with one that is much larger than the current series and has EVDO.

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Natalie - Group MObile @ Oct 16th 2008 5:04PM

The Xplore tablets are some of the most popular rugged Tablet PC on the market. The new iX104C4 has a HIGH Bright screen technology that is amazing in sunlight compared to the C2 and C3. For more information on Xplore tablets check out: http://www.groupmobile.com/brand.asp/mf_id=19/Xplore+Technologies.html

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