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- COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.
Getac. www.getac.com A key subsidiary of the MiTAC-Synnex business group, Getac was first was established in 1989 as a joint venture with GE Aerospace to provide defence electronics.
Since that time, Getac’s business has grown to include rugged laptops and servers, rugged tablets, software, and mobile video solutions for defence, police, firefighters, utilities, automotive, manufacturing, transport and logistics.
Billed as being "natively rugged," Getac states its tech is "built from the ground up to thrive in a variety of weather conditions and easily withstand drops up to six feet," and given the company has a wide range of tablets, laptops and even portable servers, along with a range of software, Getac clearly delivers on its claim.
The company also offers its Getac Select www.getac.com/... service, which it says "has been inspired by our customers and the challenges they face."
When you're solving customer pain points and innovating with their needs, and doing so with aplomb, it's natural to see Getac describe that "the outcome is a combination of rugged computing devices, software, accessories and professional services in a purposeful range of specifically tailored solutions."
As Getac says, "a challenge shared is a challenge solved."
Given Getac is in the business of solutions to business challenges through natively rugged technology designs for various types of tablets and laptops, for work in industrial, logistics, warehouse, workshop, fieldwork, oil and gas, defence, cybersecurity and other business scenarios, with dramatically improved workflows, reliability, longevity and performance over consumer-class devices, the company obviously has a great deal of experience across what would be a massive customer base over the last two-plus decades.
Getac's S410 www.getac.com/... is a great example of this.
So, what makes the S410 special? Here's the first official Getac S410 video to see for yourself:
S410 Semi-Rugged Laptop - Brilliant All Day | Getac
• S410 Semi-Rugged Lapto...
Starting from AUD $2159 ex. GST with an 11th-gen Core i3, with i5 and i7 variants, the Getac S410 www.getac.com/... is the latest version of Getac's S410, and with the ability to have up to three batteries, upgraded all-day performance, a great 14-inch display that works with fingers, stylus or gloves for touch control, integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics, Thunderbolt 4, USB 3.2, HDMI, VGA, Serial port, PCIe NVMe SSDs by default, and user-removable storage, this is a very fine semi-rugged notebook that ticks all the boxes.
As you'd expect, there is also cutting-edge connectivity, including the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 module that supports the new IEEE 802.11ax standard, empowering smooth streaming of high-resolution video, fewer dropped connections, and faster connections at farther distances from a wireless router, while Bluetooth 5.1, Gigabit Ethernet and the option of 4G LTE and a GPS module - and all the most important connectivity bases are well and truly covered.
The 14-inch screen is now brighter, at up to 1,000 nits, and is coupled with LumiBond 2.0 Technology for "comfortable outdoor viewing, even when under direct sunlight."
Naturally, the backlit keyboard makes work in low-light environments easier, while a 38% larger touchpad enables a smooth user experience with fewer input errors.
And, as you'd expect with Getac's rugged products, the S410 is MIL-STD-810H certified, and sports a wide operating temperature range from -29°C to 63°C (-20°F to 145°F). There's also compliance with the IP53 rating to allow you to operate in dusty and light rain conditions without fear of damaging the unit.
In use, the Getac S410 delivers the modern Windows 10 high-performance computing experience, except enclosed in a tank that even comes with a carrying handle, transforming it into the ultimate digital briefcase in which all your digital papers, work, emails, apps and more are securely stored.
It is also Windows 11 compatible, although many enterprise customers will take their time to upgrade, as is normal in the enterprise world.
If you're considering a semi-rugged notebook for any business and work scenario, it is definitely worth considering Getac's range and checking it out for yourself in amongst all of its competitors. It can handle many modern business tasks with ease, while appealing to the widest range of customers yet.
The video above is one I made looking at the Getac S410's features and benefits, so please take a look!
I'd want two batteries and a 4 gb gpu
I like running Linux on one hard drive abd swap out for a Windows hard drive
Please guide me how to remove battery in s 410
There is a little lever on the back you have to move down and while holding down pull the battery out .
How to open DVD port??
There should be a hidden screw covered by a small round black removable sticker on the back of the Laptop,
right above where the DVD Drive, Optional Battery, or Optional SSD Drive would fit in.