New Winmate M133WK 13.3-inch Ultra Rugged Tablet for Extreme Environments
April 30, 2020
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According to the company, the tablet features a battery life of more than 10 hours (tested with BAPCo TabletMark v3) and supports cold swap function.
Winmate launches the M133WK Ultra Rugged Tablet, a 13.3-inch tablet powered by Intel's Core i5-8265U 1.60 GHz (up to 3.90 GHz) processor. The tablet features a panel with 500 nits' brightness, anti-glare technology, and optical bonding.
The panel supports touch even when used with gloves. The tablet features a built-in kickstand handle that allows for variable positioning on any surface. The housing made of magnesium alloy die-casting with all-around elastomeric rubber and waterproof I/O cover is protected against water, shock, and drops. According to the company, the M133WK meets MIL-STD-810G military durability standard in addition to IP65 water and dust resistance.
Being an industrial-grade solution for harsh work environments, the M133WK Ultra Rugged Tablet has also passed the MIL-STD-810G testing for shock, vibration, and accidental drops from 4 ft. to concrete, according to the company.
Equipped with WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth by default, the M133WK offers field workers access to information and real-time communications. Add an optional GPS/ GLONASS and 4G LTE to the M133WK rugged tablet for more real-time connectivity.
According to the company, the tablet features a battery life of more than 10 hours (tested with BAPCo TabletMark v3) and supports cold swap function.
The new M133WK Ultra Rugged Tablet is now available for order.
For more information, visit www.winmate.com.
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