Guest Blog

Many businesses are thinking of an Android migration of their systems. Here's rugged computer expert Conrad H. Blickenstorfer's thoughts on the subject.

In this guest blog, we focus on the importance of drop resistance and have a look at procedures in the new MIL-STD-810H Test Method Standard.

In this article I will provide a brief overview of drone technology, and the application and impact it may have on field operations. Because, believe it or not, drones may well become part of your job.

Consumer demand for tablets has largely petered, but the opportunity in the enterprise – in particular for ruggedized devices – remains strong.

In rugged computing circles, the “drop spec” refers to testing a device in accordance with the MIL-STD-810G test standards. But how is it really done?

By: David Krebs VDC Research   Rugged handhelds in 2018 US President Trump’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that went...

When using a handheld computer or a tablet outdoors, it's really important to see what's on the screen clear enough to actually use the computer.

In this guestblog, the importance of ruggedness testing gets highlighted as well as what you should look for within certain classifications.

When it comes to tests of rugged computers, many only want to see how much abuse a device can take. But RuggedPCReview rather takes devices apart to look for faults that could indicate on a non-rugged device.

Ruggedness specs should include, as a minimum, what kind of fall a device can survive while it's on, what temperature range it can reliably operate in, how well protected it is against dust and liquids, how much vibration it can handle.