Issue 9
Why Tablet Use Will Continue to Grow
The tablet form factor is expected to continue to show strong growth, not only in the consumer market, but also in mobile enterprises. That's because mobile computing has evolved from a specialty to a requirement for productive, task-oriented, and customer-focused employees. This often requires mobile computing that incorporates advanced communications technology, effectively interfaces with an array of remotely accessible company systems in support of the mobile work, and withstands harsh environments and rough treatment.
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Trade-in and Free Recycling Program
ARMOR™ is pleased to introduce Re-ARMOR™, a trade-in and free recycling program that helps to manage the retirement of legacy equipment. In partnership with AnythingIT, the program provides the highest possible trade-in values on legacy equipment in a way that is compliant with all government and environmental regulations.
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Issue 8
The highly connected, lightweight ARMOR X7
The newest member of the ARMOR family of rugged tablets is the ARMOR™ X7 compact tablet. This all-new computer is specifically designed for mission-critical tasks that require connectivity, hand-held mobility, ease of use and durability. It features a 7" sunlight readable touch screen display, weighs only 2.8 lbs., is certified to MIL-STD-and has an IP65 rating for ingress protection.
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ARMOR X10gx rugged tablet supports military aircraft
Alenia Aeronautica has selected the ARMOR X10gx rugged tablet as a portable maintenance unit for the C-27J tactical military aircraft. The unit captures and displays technical documentation, including analysis of flight data, assessment of damage, loading onboard software, and recording electrical and digital measurements in hostile operational conditions.
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Issue 7
This Rugged Tablet Is Super-Connected
The new ARMOR X10gx rugged tablet meets the demanding conditions encountered by people working in field service, transportation, rail and port facilities, public safety and other challenging environments. It does this by being rugged – and by offering advanced communications capabilities.
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Advanced Docking
The ARMOR Modular RF Docking System delivers the next level of communications, convenience and reliability. This versatile docking system is used in a wide range of vehicles such as fire trucks, service vans, forklifts and ambulances.
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Issue 6
Introducing the ARMOR X10mg: Light Weight, High Viewability
Designed for mobile workforces that need a full screen for optimal performance and efficiency, the new ARMOR X10mg Rugged Tablet combines new mobility enhancements with superior outdoor viewability.
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Process Management and Rugged Mobile Computing
A growing number of manufacturers and other heavy industrial companies are combining advanced process management software, wireless connectivity and rugged mobile computers to achieve unprecedented control and efficiency. That’s why Wonderware, a leader in real-time operations management software, preloads its applications on the ARMOR X10 Rugged Tablet Computer.
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Issue 5
Versatile, Reliable Tablet Docking
The ARMOR X10 Universal Docking System provides convenient and highly reliable docking. Compact in design and compatible with all major mounting systems, it is versatile enough for a wide range of scenarios including vehicle bulkheads, bucket trucks, locomotives and forklifts.
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Issue 4
Rugged Mobile Computer Keeps Army Black Hawks On Mission
The U.S. Army's Black Hawk helicopters operate in the rugged environments of Iraq and Afghanistan, where they routinely encounter harsh temperatures, high altitude, and plenty of dust. The ARMOR C12 Rugged Convertible Notebook Computer helps support a comprehensive program to keep the Black Hawks flying.
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Keep Cool – Without a Fan
ARMOR Rugged Mobile Computers use mechanical design, rather than a fan, to keep the units operating properly in temperatures up to 140°F.
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Issue 3
Providing the Best in Customer Service
DRS Technologies is pleased to announce that the Contact Center is now available 24/7. The in-house center provides a single point of contact for all aspects of customer service, including quotations, order tracking, accessories, and a full range of technical support and service coordination.
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How ARMOR Computers Combat Shock and Vibration
Mobile devices are subjected to a broad range of shock and vibration like dropping the unit or operating it while it's mounted in a vehicle. ARMOR Rugged Mobile Computers are designed and tested to resist the effects of shock and vibration.
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Issue 2
ARMOR Rides The Baja 500
When Intel Corporation wanted to test drive a new solid state drive, the ARMOR X10 didn't just go along for the ride. Intel teamed up with DRS for one of the most punishing tests imaginable - the SCORE Baja 500 motorcycle race. An X10 Tablet Computer with the new drive survived 500 jarring miles of hot, dusty Mexican desert. It began with Troy Winslow, Intel's marketing manager for NAND products...
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Taking Off Weight With Smart Design
A pound or two doesn't sound like much, but DRS has learned through years of experience in deploying rugged computers that a lighter unit makes a big difference to many users, especially in harsh environments.
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Issue 1
Applying Lessons Learned in Harsh Environments
DRS has fielded more rugged computers in the most severe environments than any company. This experience has given us unique insights into how to make computing systems survive and deliver optimal performance. These "lessons learned" have led to many design enhancements, including one that provides unique extra protection against dust and water. Read Full Story »

See the Video: Ingress Protection by the Numbers
See a testing video and learn how ARMOR Rugged Mobile Computers keep out dust and water. View the Video »