Embarking on a media blitz at CES and in Europe this week, Panasonic ran through the benefits of its new Android and Windows 8 tablets and stressed its belief that the iPad is just not tough enough for business.
Telecom provider BT recently started rolling out 5,900 convertible Windows 8 tablets from Panasonic to its UK-based Openreach engineers. The result? BT says the move has made staff more productive and happier with their jobs.
Panasonic admits that there are limited opportunities for manufacturers in the rugged tablet market, but believes that its latest Windows 8 model could see some enterprises ditch the iPad.
For every iPad, there’s a TouchPad contemplating what might have been. TabTimes looks at eight impressive tablets, which could have been good, but which never really ever took off.
It's crucial to determine every cost associated with purchasing a mobile device such as a tablet. This whitepaper provides best practices for determining total cost of ownership: view it now.
This whitepaper profiles the Panasonic Toughpad, and how its unique and durable features, combined with mobile business solutions, are allowing field workers in rugged conditions to get more done: view it now.
In the world of rugged mobile devices, words like MIL-STD and IP ratings are frequently used without explanation. This whitepaper will help you navigate the terms and acronyms so you can make informed decisions: view it now.
TabTimes news feed
TabTimes in Google Currents
TabTimes channel
Join us on Google+
Join us on Linked In