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Tablets are not nearly as popular as they used to be, mainly due to large smartphones and foldables. They are still very useful, however, especially specialized ones. We’re here to talk about one such tablet, the Getac ZX80. The Getac ZX80 is a brand new rugged tablet with programmable buttons That brand name may not seem all that familiar to many of you, but if you need a truly rugged tablet, you may be interested. The Getac ZX80 is one such tablet, as you can see in the images provided below the article. This phone is…

Cesar Cadenas/ZDNETZDNET's key takeawaysPanasonic's ToughBook 55 The company's latest rugged laptop has an extraordinary modular design. Owners can remove certain components known as xPaks and replace them with something else. For my review build of the ToughBook 55, I was able to pop out the extra battery and install a fingerprint reader. Then I exchanged the Blu-Ray player for one that reads standard DVDs. Of course, it's not all bad. I enjoyed typing on the keyboard. It was a comfortable experience. I don't…

Pros Fully rugged build Multiple configuration options and accessories Good screen Cons Audio lacks volume and quality Disappointing longevity from standard battery Moderate entry-level RAM and storageRugged tablets need to withstand shock, drop, water, dust, heat, cold, and the general rough-and-tumble of being thrown into the back of vehicles and treated in other unceremonious ways. Getac is a specialist in this area, offering a wide range of rugged laptops and tablets. Its Android 11-based ZX10 tablet, which…