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Rugged touch-screen tablet and notebook PCs for harsh environments introduced by Getac

January 1, 2010
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Getac Inc., in Lake Forest, Calif., is introducing Multi-Touch rugged touch-screen technology for its line of rugged tablet and rugged notebook PC computers that enables users with or without gloves to manipulate content on the screen by using a series of gestures with their fingers. Multi-Touch technology on Getac’s V100 Tablet rugged computer enables users to move and edit documents, rotate maps and photos, zoom in and zoom out, read maintenance manuals, and navigate system applications with a series of single-touch, dual-touch, “flick,” and application gestures. Getac rugged PC users will be able, quickly and easily, to perform on-screen tasks such as move, copy, delete, zoom, and rotate by simply touching the screen and performing the task desired with their fingers. Getac’s Resistive Multi-Touch technology is not based on capacitance sensitivity, which means users can perform these actions, and many others, while wearing protective gloves, making it suitable for professionals who work in extreme weather conditions. The screen has 2048-by-2048 resolution and a response time of less than 35 milliseconds. For more information, visit Getac online at www.getac.com.

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