In ambulances and in factories, on roads and on ships, from deserts to the Arctic: sometimes technology has to be able to resist everything. Because of this Dell expands its line of ultra-resistant devices with Latitude 7230 Rugged Extreme Tablet. With powerful performance and maximum safety.
Dell Latitude 7230 Rugged Extreme Tablet
Twelve inches of screen, in the smallest and lightest body in the category, and a processor Intel Core from 12esima generation up to i7. And then Iris Xe integrated graphics, WiFi 6E and even the network FirstNet Ready for those who work on emergencies. In short, Dell did not want to give up anything with this tablet as powerful as a PC.
But in addition to performance, you can take advantage ofand up to 20 hours of battery life with double replaceable batteries when you finish the first charge. Those who work in emergency, military and wherever you never know when to stop and reload will thank you for this flexibility.
Dell explains that the new Latitude 7230 Rugged Extreme Tablet has an aspect ratio of 16:10 which offers 13% more screen with the same diagonal. And the brightness comes to 1200 nits to ensure that you can see it even in bright light.
It also resists drops over one meter, at temperatures from -30°C a 60°C and also is IP65 to resist dust and water. It is also safe with the T.PM 2.0 ControlVault to protect your sensitive data. Then there is one missing infrared camera for Windows Hello authentication.
Finally, it comes with different accessories to adapt to the needs of those who work, from the attachable keyboard to the pen. Up to fixed and rotating supports and belts to ensure stability in motion. You can find more information on the Dell blog.