Mobile and Portable

LXE makes handheld computers and terminals that are rugged, designed for ease of use under extreme conditions. Their computers use Windows Mobile 6.1 or CE5.0, and are available with full keyboards, or with alpha-mode numeric or numeric triple-tap alpha shortened keyboard configurations.

MaxVision makes rugged portable computers, workstations, and servers, which can be made to fully custom designs if required. Their models include portable handheld computers, luggable computers and workstations, and deployable workstations and servers.

MicroMax makes and sells portable computers and tablet PCs and PDAs from Dolch, Option Industrial Computers, TETRA Rugged Computers, Xplore Technologies Corp, and more.

Nexcom offers mobile computers in the form of rugged industrial tablet PCs as well as a vehicle telematics computer.

Option Industrial Computers makes rugged portables which feature up to six expansion slots as well as multiple hard drive capabilities and utilitizes Intel processors.

Panasonic makes vehicle mounted and ultra rugged mobile computers. Their in-vehicle computers have a 12.1" 1024x768 XGA screen with touchscreen capabilities as well as dual integrated speakers.

Paragon offers rugged multi-slot portable computers and tablets for harsh environments.

Portable Computer Systems sells Intermec rugged handheld computers which feature Cisco 802.11x wifi and Bluetooth capabilities.

QSI offers graphic portable terminals that are rugged, as well as rugged industrial character terminals.

Rave Computer offers rugged laptops, tablets, and handheld PCs. Their tablets run on Intel or VIA Eden processors and have an 8.4" or 10.4" screen, while their laptop screens range from 10.4" to 15" models.

Ross Technologies Group offers rugged tablets and notebooks for mobile industrial computing including models up to military specifications, shock and vibration resistant models, and more.

Ruff PC offers rugged lightweight laptop computers, including the RuffBook Commando, a fully rugged notebook that runs on an Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz processor, sealed ports and connectors as well as a shock-mounted hard disk, so it can withstand the extremes you may need to put it through.

Rugged Notebooks offers laptops in varying degrees of ruggedness, including those with spill-resistant keyboards, tested to IP54 environmental protection specifications, drop protection to withstand a three foot drop onto concrete, and more.

Mobile Demand makes rugged tablet PCs that meet military specifications, are vehicle mountable, feature bar-code scanners, and credit card readers as well as sunlight readable displays.

SmarTerminal makes handheld terminals which use an integrated RFID engine and antenna as well as rugged TabletPCs which come in a rugged housing and feature a sunlight readable touchscreen.

Stealth Computer offers portable computers for field service, network and communications testing, and data acquisition and other in-plant and outdoor industrial applications.

Symbol Technologies makes the VC5090 vehicle mounted mobile computer, with wifi, Intel XScale PXA270 624MHz processor and uses WinCE 5.0.

Systel makes the FPC 3540 Industrial all-on-one portable computer using either an Intel or AMD processor and features 15" LCD TFT screen, full size keyboard, shock mounted drive cage, and dual cooling fans.

Sterling Computer Sales sells portable computers with screens measuring from 12.1" to 20.1" (LCD) and come with multiple ISA and PCI slots, using a Dual Xeon processor as well as rugged notebooks, which meet military standards and use Pentium 4 Mobile processors.

TCS offers fully customizable portable tablet PCs with a variety of available processors including VIA C7M, Intel Atom, VIA EDEN, and AMD Geode as well as sunlight readable displays or resistive touch screens, bluetooth, fanless capabilities, and much more.