The market of rough & tough devices is now ready to usher in a highly-configurable full Windows handheld computer from Logic Instrument is. Dubbed as the FieldBook, the all new eco-protected device comes featured with 15 varied configurations of I/O ports and expansion slots.

Specially-crafted for demanding apps, the latest device can survive around 4’ drops. Plus, it can also function in adverse situations like; 20C to +50C in dust-storms or rain. It also allows users to see a -20C to +50C in dust-storms or rain filled with hi-resolution-proof glove-touch screen. The FieldBook is also housed with a G-Sensor secluded HDD of up to 120GB as well as a 1.6GHz Atom CPU including RAM of 2GB.

Additionally, the users are also provided with the options of loaded capabilities, like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, camera, USB, GPS, RS232, Ethernet, RFID, ExpressCard, PCMCIA, mini-PCI Express slots. The company also offers various optional capabilities, such as RS422, RS485, CANbus, MIL-STD-1553, truck and auto mounts, office docks, video Input, and external battery chargers.

Thanks to the integration of dual 2500 mAh hot swappable batteries in FieldBook, which provides its users around 5 hrs lasting time. There is also a wide range of 10-30 VDC or a 115/230V AC adapter which help it get charged. The modular external battery charger as also the office dock provided users with extra RS232, USB and LAN ports and capability of free battery charger.

The new Logic Instrument contraption suits best to the repairs, field communication and computing apps. This is built-in with field repairs, remotely monitoring facility, keeping a tab with geo-location, military commend and control as also the interactive electronic technical manuals. Last but not the least, the portable computer also proves to be of high use for public services maintenance and monitoring, logistics, portable test, emergency services position and data exchange..

The rugged FieldBook handheld computer has not been priced yet but as soon as it comes we will let you know. Just like other environment-friendly devices, the FieldBook handy PC also adds contribution to the environment, but will it also stand tall like them. Let’s see what it has in store for us.