Robust computer solution
New on the market: Getac's B360 notebook
Getac, a manufacturer of rugged computing solutions, launches its fully ruggedized B360 notebook. Fully equipped and designed for 5G, the B360 aims to impress with its computing speed, display and reliability.
To meet the requirements of Getac customers in different applications, Getac offers the new device in two industry-specific versions: the B360 for public safety, manufacturing and utilities, and the B360 Pro, optimized for the specific needs of the defense sector. With its 10th generation Intel Core processor, the B360 is, according to the company, the fastest fully rugged notebook on the market. An integrated 1,400 nits Full HD display as standard - the brightest in Getac's notebook range - "is also unrivaled in the fully rugged computer sector", Getac says.
The device is protected against the ingress of dust, high-pressure water jets and spills in accordance with IP66 and can withstand drops from up to 1.80 m during operation. The latest MIL-STD 810H certification also allows users to trust in the unrestricted reliability of the B360.
"With the introduction of the B360, Getac has once again raised the bar for the entire rugged computing industry," said Eric Yeh, Sr. Director Sales & Operations at Getac Technology GmbH. "For the first time, customers from a wide range of industries can benefit from the advantages of first-class features with one device: maximum speed, brilliant clarity and maximum reliability - without compromise."
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