Getac Technology Corporation announced the launch of its next generation B360X and B360X Pro fully rugged notebooks. Both new devices build on the proven heritage of Getac's popular B360 series, offering upgraded AI-powered processing, a larger 14-inch screen size, enhanced security, and comprehensive connectivity options, all in a compact and portable form factor. This makes them ideally suited to frontline professionals in industries such as public safety, utilities, manufacturing and defense, who need powerful yet versatile devices to accomplish complex tasks in a diverse range of field environments.
Powerful AI-powered performance at the edge At the heart of the new B360X and B360X Pro is the powerful new Intel Core Ultra 5/7/X7 Processor (Series 3) with Intel Graphics and Intel AI Boost technology, which delivers exceptional performance for multitasking, data-intensive workloads, and AI-enhanced applications, even when connection to the cloud isn't available. Both devices also feature a 14-inch WUXGA Lumi Bond display with Getac Sunlight Readable Technology (1,400 nits) for legibility and usability, while the capacitive touchscreen can be operated even when wearing compatible gloves or working in the rain.
Enhanced versatility, connectivity, and security Designed for exceptional versatility in the field, the B360X and B360X Pro boast an array of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6 as standard, along with optional dedicated GPS with L1/L5, 4G LTE and 5G Sub-6 with SA as needed. Customers can also choose from a range of customizable I/O port configurations including up to two Thunderbolt 4 Type-C ports for high-speed data transfer, while the dual battery with hot-swappable capability allows for extended use in the field between charges. The B360X and B360X Pro also feature enhanced security, including Windows Hello Camera (via a 5MP front facing camera), TPM 2.0, a smart card reader, a user replaceable PCIe NVMe SSD, and Getac Disk Wipe as standard.
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