Dell announced the creation of its new Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme tablet, designed to meet the needs of those who work in the most extreme environments.
The new rugged tablet has been designed to meet the mobility and connectivity needs of users in the field to help them stay productive.
The Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme Tablet can be used even in extremely hot environments such as deserts or extremely cold locations such as the Arctic. The device features an upgraded 1000 NIT FHD screen with anti-glare coating that allows users to display their work even when exposed to direct sunlight. The screen also reacts to gloves for use in colder environments.
However, what sets Dell's new rugged tablet apart from other devices in the category is that it has a wide range of connectivity options, including access to FirstNet. FirstNet is a special network created by AT&T as part of a public-private partnership with the authority of the First Responder Network, designed for first responders and those essential to their emergency response.
Dell Latitude 7220 Extreme Rugged Tablet
The Dell Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme Tablet can be configured to meet the needs of each user. The device can be equipped with the latest 2th generation Intel Core processors, offering up to XNUMXTB of high-performance and reliable PCIe SSDs.
The new hardened tablet is also IP-65 certified for protection against dust, dirt and water infiltration, as well as Class 1 Div 2 certifications for hazardous environments. The Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme has been tested against a 4-foot drop and has been designed to withstand temperatures from -20 to 145 Fahrenheit.
For those who need a long battery life, Dell offers an optional hot-swappable dual battery architecture, as well as an on-the-go charging ecosystem for uninterrupted operation. In terms of security, the Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme is equipped with a built-in Windows Hello infrared facial recognition camera, as well as state-of-the-art contactless smart card readers.
The tablet can also be protected by Dell Pro Support Plus service with an option for 24/7 access to Dell's most experienced technicians and on-site repair the next business day or even the next business day after remote diagnosis.
Dell Vice President of Specialty Products Tom Tobul explained why the company's new rugged tablet is perfect for both field workers and first responders, as follows:
"Dell Rugged customers often operate in the most challenging and unpredictable environments, and constant access to their data can be vital to their roles. The new Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme tablet offers the latest processors and connectivity options in a compact device. and lightweight, ideal for field users. The impact of reliable technology and connectivity options on Dell customers in these critical roles should not be underestimated. The tablet's certification for use on FirstNet, as well as its Wi-Fi capabilities. -Fi and broadband, facilitates the exchange of live updates for first responders on the site, which could significantly improve resource coordination in emergency situations. "