Phablets return? Getac's 8-inch Windows 11 rugged tablet looks like a large smartphone, takes SIM cards, and can…
- Getac ZX80W tablets deliver full Windows 11 in a rugged handheld design
- ZX80W-EX supports explosive environments with certified industrial safety standards
- Qualcomm QCS6490 enables efficient performance in power-constrained environments
Getac has launched two rugged tablets, the ZX80W and ZX80W-EX, both designed to bring full Windows functionality into a handheld form factor device.
These tablets feature an 8-inch display which reminds us of the "phablet" style from a few years ago, so each unit looks like an oversized smartphone.
Both devices run Windows 11 on ARM architecture and support SIM-based connectivity for VOIP calls, extending typical tablet use into field communication scenarios where traditional laptops are less practical.
Compact mobile design with a desktop operating system
The ZX80W series is built around Qualcomm’s QCS6490 platform, which prioritises energy efficiency and consistent performance in environments where charging access may be limited.
The rugged tabletsinclude 12GB of LPDDR5 memory and 256GB...
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