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Part II -Why Does a Rugged Tablet Cost More Than an iPad?

There is great divide between what a consumer expects from a Tablet PC and what a commercial user demands for the efficiency of their work space.  The differences between the two create the kind of engineering challenges that are not limited to how much abuse the thing will tolerate.

In Part II of “Why Does a Rugged Tablet Cost More Than an iPad…”

…engineering plays a pivotal role in the cost difference.  Commercial tablet users not only place more physical demands on a computer tablet, but have a long list of technical needs that the average  iPad user would ever expect.   So we have broken that down for you in just a few minutes.

Check it out.

 

Part II: Engineering

 

(Did you miss part I – Here is is!)

Stay tuned for part III

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