have a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 with the projector and that thing is beaten up - slammed several times over the course of every gamescom since 2015, thousand times falling off my bed, falling from my kitchen etc. The screen is cracked, an displayedge is completely broken off, the corner with the powerbutton is severly damaged, the hull can be taken off as some clips broke from falling apparently and it still works. Sure i have a fee cracks in the glass but theyre not really noticeable and they didnt interfere with the Yoga Tab 3 special AnyPen Tech that lets u use anything as a pen, even chopsticks, a fork, pencils or a dildo. If u want something to survive, get Lenovo - Even a fancypants glass Tablet with inbuilt projector survives more punishment than 100 Ipads could take
@Matthew Bunn true. I always enjoy it when Riley's on camera but this particular video disappointed me. Like, nuke the whole building with the tablet, Riley!
Had some engineers use this in the hangar. The idiots decided. "Let's put it in a bag with a ton of tools!". Then all of a sudden. A ticket asking for a screen replacement.
@@NeonCodingyou can only do so much. More protection against cracking often means the Screen will be more susseptible to scratching. Also a tablet has an exposed Screen so it's hard to protect. Edges are wide and pertrude forward to keep the Screen from touching the Ground at all on a level surface. On a laptop i guess the while Situation would have gone differently. Yet when you put such devices near (hardened) Metal it's gonna harm them.
I love this channel lol. True story, my mom (a scientist) was once out in the field and her teams land rover got caught in the mud and they used their super fancy 10k+ field laptop as a board under the wheel to get the truck out of the mud hole. It worked and it even turned on afterwards.
Yeah. I can relate to this. My dad & 2 uncles works in piping & their equipment (including electronics) have to stand great impacts (due to being tens of metres high above the ground & water surface). They probably have this in their company's equipment storage
Hey Dell learn to be friendly price minded towards customers SMASHES thetablet w a sledge hammer and tells Dell here is your so call Rugged tablet. LMAO
Super common in industrial and scientific application. Panasonic toughbooks all have serial ports, and I think they do a rugged tablet (or at least a convertible) in that range, too. It's common to see brand new CNC lathes and similar roll off the production line with RS-232 communication, because machinery like that has been made to be a drop-in replacement, generation on generation, for older tech. Conventions established thirty years ago are still needed now, because a change even in something as simple as communication protocol might have a knock-on effect requiring a whole workshop be upgraded.
@@NoobixCube That and RS-232 is the only still widely supported connector that has the option for secure attachment with the thumbscrews. A bit overkill for an office projector, but you really don't want your lathe/CO2 monitor/whatever becoming disconnected.
@@NoobixCube We didn't expect this because most don't have them. There is no question about the usefulness of a serial port. It is like the Ethernet port, very useful but there are many laptops that don't have one.
@@bosstowndynamics5488 There are simple connectors with built in USB to RS232 or UART adapter. They have the same footprint and geometry as a DSUB-9 and the same pinning to the PCB as a RS232 but have a micro-USB-Port on the outside. However, a other problem can be the reaction time, USB adapters are slower than native UART and some software can't handle that.
@@atimholt That is normally the point, so you could technically always have one battery charging and hotswap them out for limitless power on capability.
Riley: Rugged tablet! Arma 3 gamers: Yep, been rocking the CTAB BFT for years throwing up SALUTEs to maintain battlefield awareness. Everyone else: ....
They'll try all the usual things that break iPhones, like dropping it a few inches onto shag carpet, taking it out of a bag or pocket, or breathing on it too hard.
This is actually pretty cool. I regularly work on construction sites and take notes oldschool on paper, but directly working on this and not worry about it getting screwed up by sand and water sounds great!
It's so weird to see you reviewing this. I have been using these at my job for years. I'm in the Navy and the only difference is that ours doesn't have cameras at all because we use them in high sec areas, but I can tell you from much experience that they can take a lot of abuse.
@@theenzoferrari458 He didn't use the word 'we' in the sentence he mentions Jerryrigseverything. The way it logically reads is his construction team that has a cement mixer, and a digger could not break it by doing such tasks as 'chucking it in a cement mixer' and, 'driving it over with a digger'. If you are going to insult someone's use of english, you should at least have a bare minimum grasp of it yourself.
What they forgot is that the stand is 120$, the keyboard is 400$, the dock is 400$, that mini RS232 port is unusable without Dell's ungetable 250$ dongle and the whole thing sucks because the Dell Rugged utility crashes within 30 seconds of powering up and your company's admin privileges are restricted to the Indians that dont understand the problem. Its a thick, heavy, dumpster fire.
I looked at the assembly manual on Dell's support page for this Latitude 7220 and the way the cooling is done is pretty insane for a tablet. Not only is there a pretty beefy heat pipe with some very fairly tiny aluminum fins on the end for CPU cooling, there is also a dedicated copper heatsink and heatpipe that attach to the fan assembly to cool the SSD! They actually invested in enhanced cooling of the SSD, which I must say is a big accomplishment for a tablet, considering that most standard laptops on the market only provide some thermal pads.
For example we use these kind of tablets as car mechanics to scan obd-s, update the systems, etc... , so if we drop it or something drops on it, it wont break. I love these boys, they are amazing.
Try to break this tablet. I DARE you......Can't help but notice they didn't get Linus to host this one.
Sounds accurate
@Basil Fawlty GLASS IS GLASS AND GLASS BREAKS
@@ghejnuni It has to be on the roof of the house. Funny since that was also a DELL product.
@@ShortCircuit dell is finally catching up
@@andrearusso21 scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7
A Lenovo rep once showed me their durable tablet by literally slamming it at the floor with all the force she had. These machines are fun.
@@FlameOnTheBeat Been looking for one to use in the field, thanks for this comment lol.
I mean if it's a woman she wouldn't be able to break an IPad if she tried
Mognodor from my experience women tend to destroy Apple products at an astonishing rate.
@@McOuroborosBurger The only thing a woman can't destroy is that guy's virginity
have a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 with the projector and that thing is beaten up - slammed several times over the course of every gamescom since 2015, thousand times falling off my bed, falling from my kitchen etc. The screen is cracked, an displayedge is completely broken off, the corner with the powerbutton is severly damaged, the hull can be taken off as some clips broke from falling apparently and it still works.
Sure i have a fee cracks in the glass but theyre not really noticeable and they didnt interfere with the Yoga Tab 3 special AnyPen Tech that lets u use anything as a pen, even chopsticks, a fork, pencils or a dildo. If u want something to survive, get Lenovo - Even a fancypants glass Tablet with inbuilt projector survives more punishment than 100 Ipads could take
I have to remind myself that Riley was literally paid to toss a tablet around and drop it doing this video. Sometimes I wish that could be my job.
only sometimes?
That's Linus' Job
@Matthew Bunn true. I always enjoy it when Riley's on camera but this particular video disappointed me. Like, nuke the whole building with the tablet, Riley!
@@YU_ZU98 Nokia Test - One fights with this and the other uses a Nokia phone
Start working now it took hun 5 years to do so
welp, here's the plan:
get one of these tablets.
get a suit and sunglasses.
order a coffee in Starbucks as "Definitely not a CIA agent"
Every man needs a rugged tablet to throw around and stuff.
@John Doe The police in my state have them mounted in their patrol cars already.
that thing would probably break something if you throw it
Need one for my kid...lol
John Doe you could smack a crook over the head with one as well
I get mine at Food and Stuff like a real Swanson.
Had some engineers use this in the hangar. The idiots decided. "Let's put it in a bag with a ton of tools!".
Then all of a sudden. A ticket asking for a screen replacement.
Was the screen smashed or scratched? Cus if it smashes then I feel that's a design oversight on the whole rugged thing.
@@NeonCodingyou can only do so much. More protection against cracking often means the Screen will be more susseptible to scratching. Also a tablet has an exposed Screen so it's hard to protect. Edges are wide and pertrude forward to keep the Screen from touching the Ground at all on a level surface. On a laptop i guess the while Situation would have gone differently. Yet when you put such devices near (hardened) Metal it's gonna harm them.
Everyone has to have a Riley in their quarantine, just can't survive without him
I prefer a Riley Reid type of company
I was thinking of another Riley
Can survive just fine without that mustache
@@speedracer9132 what ya talking about, that stache is sexy af
This is so true, he’s my fav ltt personality 😂
I love this channel lol. True story, my mom (a scientist) was once out in the field and her teams land rover got caught in the mud and they used their super fancy 10k+ field laptop as a board under the wheel to get the truck out of the mud hole. It worked and it even turned on afterwards.
/r/thathappenedq
Yeah. I can relate to this. My dad & 2 uncles works in piping & their equipment (including electronics) have to stand great impacts (due to being tens of metres high above the ground & water surface). They probably have this in their company's equipment storage
What is a man? [flings his rugged tablet aside] A miserable little pile of secrets! But enough talk! Have at you!
I had to scroll too much to find this. I am dissapointed in the internet.
You just made this 1000x better, thanks
@@AlfaRomeoQ ehh... that and a pair of testicles
"tis' but a scratch"
“Try to break this tablet”
*tosses it around on top of a soft dirt surface*
These things are quite normal in production environments, construction and stuff like that
Hey Dell learn to be friendly price minded towards customers SMASHES thetablet w a sledge hammer and tells Dell here is your so call Rugged tablet.
LMAO
@@adamtajhassam9188 It's rugged not impenetrable
@@justsomeguy5470 😁
Yeah, I work in a manufacturing plant and I see these being carried all over.
Also used a decent bit in the military
Dell: "So this here tablet is Linus proof"
ShortCircuit: "Got it, we'll get Riley to review it, he's known for dropping things"
Not like the CEO is known for dropping everything he comes across or anything
ayyy linus got himself a tablet
Yeah this is a replacement for the last one he broke
0:27 "It's like a piece of meat"
*p r o c e e d s t o **_b e a t_*
LOL
smh
LMAFAFOOAANXAWEI
Lmao
"You can get your hands on that"
A tablet with a serial port, something I didn't expect to exist. . .
A tablet with a serial port, and you can game on it? Why?
Super common in industrial and scientific application. Panasonic toughbooks all have serial ports, and I think they do a rugged tablet (or at least a convertible) in that range, too. It's common to see brand new CNC lathes and similar roll off the production line with RS-232 communication, because machinery like that has been made to be a drop-in replacement, generation on generation, for older tech. Conventions established thirty years ago are still needed now, because a change even in something as simple as communication protocol might have a knock-on effect requiring a whole workshop be upgraded.
@@NoobixCube That and RS-232 is the only still widely supported connector that has the option for secure attachment with the thumbscrews. A bit overkill for an office projector, but you really don't want your lathe/CO2 monitor/whatever becoming disconnected.
@@NoobixCube We didn't expect this because most don't have them. There is no question about the usefulness of a serial port.
It is like the Ethernet port, very useful but there are many laptops that don't have one.
@@bosstowndynamics5488 There are simple connectors with built in USB to RS232 or UART adapter. They have the same footprint and geometry as a DSUB-9 and the same pinning to the PCB as a RS232 but have a micro-USB-Port on the outside.
However, a other problem can be the reaction time, USB adapters are slower than native UART and some software can't handle that.
2:20 I guess it didn't work
4:18 "Anti-glare" *Moves tablet perfectly to show the glare*
4:18 I think it would be worse if not for the anti-glare
The customisation for this is actually very good. Decent storage space, wifi, batteries, 4G and full security controls.
Can you change one battery while running off the other? My gut's telling me that that's the point of having two.
@@atimholt That is normally the point, so you could technically always have one battery charging and hotswap them out for limitless power on capability.
@@FlyboyHelosim uP
Linus and Luke: The WAN show!!!
Riley: The Man Show
0:01 A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk... Have at you!
Damn, was hoping to comment that 😂😂😂
*shatters tablet*
If Castlevania is set in the present this tablet is probably what he'll throw
try to break this tablet
JerryRigEverything: *scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7*
After all. Glass is glass. And glass breaks
@@bosstowndynamics5488 they sound super cool I was just quoting Zack as well
Burn test: allow me to introduce myself
True facts true facts
Or alternatively the grid one from dankpods
Riley is the best host ever. I love his sense of humor.
penguinfan2001 true and saaaame
The dryer the better lol
I really couldn't care less about a rugged tablet but I love watching videos he hosts just for the jokes.
James and Riley is the best
His delivery is like a young optimistic Norm Macdonald.
Riley: "Wooom wooom wooom wooom"
Me: "No...
*unhinges*
Riley: "AAAAAHHH!"
Me: "Ahahahahaha !"
If you try to bend this tablet, it will fold you like an omelet.
Try to break this laptop
Linus: Finally a worthy opponent
**proceeds to have Riley review it instead** 🤦♂️
Unbreakable tablet: you cannot withstand my manliness
Linus's fingers:nothing personal kid
Imagine the business neighbors peeking out their curtains at about 5:40 😂
Drop-resistant... the perfect tablet for Linus
Riley: Rugged tablet!
Arma 3 gamers: Yep, been rocking the CTAB BFT for years throwing up SALUTEs to maintain battlefield awareness.
Everyone else: ....
finally i would be able to stand my ground.
Mom : "if you keep playing with that, i swear to god i'm gonna throw it away"
me : "sure, here"
"Try to break this tablet. I DARE you..."
Well, we need Linus Droptips Sebastian to host this or else it isn't fair.
Never before has Riley's mustache been -so- appropriate.
"My browser history would surpass my longevity" - gonna have to put something about that in my will.
TechRax should drop this down a building.
I'm getting an Unbox Therapy vibe from Riley.
The tablet: *worths anywhere from 3k to 4,5k
Riley: Let's throw it !
That flinch when he dropped it out of the box 😂
Where is Linus when you need him
Riley is a great host, love his sense of humour
This looks like the tablets you pull out in COD games when calling in killstreaks.
Might sound strange, but that is more what they are built for than sitting on a desk ;)
@@ssu7653 That is the least strange reason for these tablets to be made
@ShortCircuit: Try to break this tablet. I DARE you.
Demolitionranch: DEAL!
***One Week Later**
Demolitionranch: Can a Dell tablet stop a 50' Cal!?
Remember it takes 2 hi-points to stop a 50.cal if say idt take 1 oof these. I'm going to ask r/theydifthemath
Linus goes into self isolation then Riley starts throwing a laptop around while reviewing it.
'Try to break this Tablet'
iPhone users: *Hold my beer*
They'll try all the usual things that break iPhones, like dropping it a few inches onto shag carpet, taking it out of a bag or pocket, or breathing on it too hard.
@@NoobixCube lol
I love the way you throw away things around you...
But more even the way you explain!
Thanks for the vid.
"Riley proves how much testosterone to everyone at the office with this unboxing."
Did y'all miss a word?
My son could probably break it. Not that he wants to but he has broken every electronic he owns.
Not. This thing is designed to withstand being drowned in a swamp, dropped from 3meters and dirt and dust
0:01 A MISERABLE LITTLE PILE OF SECRETS
I somehow have a man crush on Riley. it's the mesmerizing mustache and the awkward sincere jokes and unusual pauses.
Riley: What is a man?
Me: A miserable little pile of secrets?
but enough talk have at you
" What is a man....a miserable little PILE of SECRETS!! Enough talk! HAVE AT YOU!"
Oh..sorry...Castlevania SOTN flashback.
This is actually pretty cool. I regularly work on construction sites and take notes oldschool on paper, but directly working on this and not worry about it getting screwed up by sand and water sounds great!
It's so weird to see you reviewing this. I have been using these at my job for years. I'm in the Navy and the only difference is that ours doesn't have cameras at all because we use them in high sec areas, but I can tell you from much experience that they can take a lot of abuse.
I see that Linus art of dropping things has been inherited by other members
wow ddr3? been a long time since i've heard that.
Riley and Andy just throwing around a $4,500 machine as if it’s worth pennies XD
5,9mm thick iPad Pro, which is already bent from the package, left the chat.
Most high budget shortcircuit: Goes outside to test ruggedness
I wonder whether Jerryrigseverything can destroy it . We could drive a digger over it and chuck it in a cement mixer.
But will it blend?
@@hookuspookus4897 Doesn't quite fit in the jar, but I can take care of that.
Who's "we" dumbass. I don't think you work for him.
@@theenzoferrari458 whoa... bruv no need for an insult bruv
@@theenzoferrari458 He didn't use the word 'we' in the sentence he mentions Jerryrigseverything. The way it logically reads is his construction team that has a cement mixer, and a digger could not break it by doing such tasks as 'chucking it in a cement mixer' and, 'driving it over with a digger'. If you are going to insult someone's use of english, you should at least have a bare minimum grasp of it yourself.
The one thing I don't want to outlive me? My computer and the browser history.
Play “getting over it" on this thing
Try putting it on legos. Works with my feet.
"Is there a more manly host?" Not untill I get hired at LMG.
watching Riley do anything is just pure poetry
What they forgot is that the stand is 120$, the keyboard is 400$, the dock is 400$, that mini RS232 port is unusable without Dell's ungetable 250$ dongle and the whole thing sucks because the Dell Rugged utility crashes within 30 seconds of powering up and your company's admin privileges are restricted to the Indians that dont understand the problem. Its a thick, heavy, dumpster fire.
But hey, you can toss it around in the air! Let's see a beach ball do THAT.
The giggling when they were throwing it back and forth was the most manly thing I've seen! 💪
I see Riley in the thumbnail - I click play....enjoying the simple things
I vote for a recurring show with just Riley and James reviewing tech
You should unbox a box of chocolate as a nod to Forrest Gump because with ShortCircut, you never know what you're gonna get.
this was by far my favorite video of the channel.
THIS IS SO FUNNY I JUST GOT AN AD PROMOTING THIS TABLET & I THOUGHT IT WAS THIS VIDEO'S SPONSOR HAHAHAHAHAHA
Imagine soldiers playing minesweeper on a trapped field on this thing.
I love the mini montage in the end. Funny as hell.
The "privacy shade" is to protect the cameras
"Try to break this tablet. I DARE you"
*Drops from 2 feet onto dirt and pebbles*
The perfect tablet for planetary exploration in the Pegasus galaxy
6:22 I watched the end like 10 times in a row while laughing what’s wrong with me 😂
AvE needs to show Riley the appropriate way to unbox shop equipment.
Kid: how are rugged dell laptops made?
Parent: When a tank and microsoft surface love eachother very much... a stork brings them this
Riley is having far too much fun.
This the shit yuri used to control the chopper gunner in mw3
5:45 Casually playing catch with $4000 worth of equipment
love the dragonballs in the corner guys
This tablet has more power than my computer
This gave me some serious Unbox Therapy vibes.
That tablet is faster than my PC
Don't dare me to break something. I'll just use a drill and be done with it.
I looked at the assembly manual on Dell's support page for this Latitude 7220 and the way the cooling is done is pretty insane for a tablet. Not only is there a pretty beefy heat pipe with some very fairly tiny aluminum fins on the end for CPU cooling, there is also a dedicated copper heatsink and heatpipe that attach to the fan assembly to cool the SSD! They actually invested in enhanced cooling of the SSD, which I must say is a big accomplishment for a tablet, considering that most standard laptops on the market only provide some thermal pads.
its a tablet but its built like a pc
"Try to break this tablet"
JerryRigEverything: Scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7.
I see mr Murdock collected all 7 dragonballs
*everybody at LMG getting mustache/beard*
I HOPE DENNIS GETS A BEARD LMAO
A laptop you can use with gloves .
Fingerprint sensor :- Wtf am i doing here.🤔
idk why but there's just something cute about Riley making a tough man face in the thumbnail
This is the type of tablet you use to call in your predator strike
Nothing is stopping me from hammering a nail on the screen
Love when he says that it’s glare proof while the screen has glare on it
Don't ever change, Riley.
For example we use these kind of tablets as car mechanics to scan obd-s, update the systems, etc... , so if we drop it or something drops on it, it wont break. I love these boys, they are amazing.
They were too afraid of Linus's great power to allow him to review this tablet
[0:01] "What is a man?" [flings his wine glass aside]
A miserable little pile of secrets!
Exactly my thoughts the moment i heard that line!
Dell should call this products in this segment "Linus-Proof Devices"
Living is a tent in the middle of the boonies and being charged off a 5k generator.
A tablet that you can smash out of anger without damaging it