TOUGHBOOK S1 SNAPDRAGON 660/64GB 4GB 7IN ANDROID 10 4G 4G +
The TOUGHBOOK S1 tablet - the ultimate rugged Android™ tablet for the truly mobile worker. This 7 inch screen device is easy to use in onehand, adaptable for a variety of tasks yet powerful and tough enough to cope with the busiest shift. It's at its best when in the hands of securityand police forces patrolling the streets, technicians monitoring production lines, field services engineers carrying out inspections and
maintenance or construction workers on site.
Additional information
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| Card reader integrated | |
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| Headphone out | |
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| Mobile network connection | |
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| Auto focus | |
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| Gyroscope | |
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| Mobile network generation | |
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| Compatible memory cards | |
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| Top Wi-Fi standard | |
| Accelerometer | |
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| Processor cores | |
| Front camera | |
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| Battery technology | |
| Ambient light sensor | |
| 4G standard | |
| Assisted GPS (A-GPS) | |
| GLONASS | |
| BeiDou | |
| Galileo | |
| Operating system installed | |
| Near Field Communication (NFC) | |
| Wi-Fi standards | 802.11a,802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n),Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) |
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| Rear camera flash | |
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| Electronic compass | |
| Cables included | |
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| Harmonized System (HS) code |
The TOUGHBOOK S1 tablet – the ultimate rugged Android™ tablet for the truly mobile worker. This 7 inch screen device is easy to use in onehand, adaptable for a variety of tasks yet powerful and tough enough to cope with the busiest shift. It’s at its best when in the hands of securityand police forces patrolling the streets, technicians monitoring production lines, field services engineers carrying out inspections and
maintenance or construction workers on site.
