Tablet Computer has high bright touchscreen display.
September 24, 2009 -
Designed for continuous use, 10.4 in. semi-rugged Ridgeline T400 weighs less than 3 lb and has hot swap battery function that allows for uninterrupted operation. It features 1.6 GHz Atom processor, up to 2 GB of DRAM, onboard camera, numerous programmable function buttons, and supports optional add-on modules for specific applications, such as RFID, magnetic stripe reader, and GPS. Windows XP based system targets warehouse, freight, manufacturing, and field service markets.
The Ridgeline T400 offers customers in the warehouse, freight, manufacturing, and field service markets a Windows XP, semi rugged tablet.
The T400 is an easy-to-carry 10.4" tablet with high bright display and touchscreen. Designed for continuous use, the T400 weighs less than 3 lbs and has a hot swap battery function allowing for uninterrupted operation. The T400 boasts a 1.6 GHz Atom processor, up to 2 GB of DRAM, onboard camera and numerous programmable function buttons.
The T400 is a versatile tablet computer with optional add-on modules for specific applications. RFID, Magnetic stripe reader, GPS, and bar code scanner, are all available features that can be ordered with the T400. Optional cases, shoulder straps, and battery chargers are also available.
"The T400 is an aggressively priced tablet computer built to withstand every day use within a variety of industries and applications," states John Geary, Vice President of Sales for Glacier. "We felt there was a need for a reliable, full screen unit, that adapted to a multitude of industry segments," says Geary.
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