Motion Computing F5 specs as reviewed (price as tested: $2,699)
- Intel Core Solo processor 1.2GHz
- 945GM chipset
- 2GB DDR2 SDRAM
- 1.8" 40GB hard drive
- 10.4" XGA TFT (1024 x 768) View Anywhere display
- Windows XP OS
- Magnesium alloy casing
- Bluetooth
- Integrated EV-DO Rev.A Novatel Wireless
- 2.0 megapixel camera
- Optional barcode reader and RFID reader
- Docking station with three USB ports
- Dimensions: 10" x 10" x .95"
- Weight: 3.3lbs
- 3 year Field Warranty, they stand behind the ruggedness
Conclusion
Overall my impressions of the F5 are good. It's magnesium alloy chassis is durable, but still lightweight. The design is solid and fun to play with. Keep in mind the F5 is not meant to be a consumer tablet. It is for business use and field work. Motion states" It's the right tool for the job." Don't get me wrong it's great for taking notes, but a little pricey just for a student to use. The F5 is a great tablet for the vertical market and since it has rugged features that is why the price is so high, but it's really not that expensive compared to other rugged tablets.
Pros
- Semi-rugged design
- Water resistant and can withstand drops
- Lightweight
- View anywhere screen
- 3-year field warranty
Cons
- No USB ports on the body, have to have dock
- White and grey color gets dirty easily
1 comment:
The Motion Computing F5 Tablet is an amazing device, I recently bought one from www.pressdigital.com.au and have been using it in my daily life.
Just cannot do without it now, it is like being handicapped.
I would highly recommend this products.
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