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GETAC
Offering a full line of rugged portable computers
 GETAC products have met the challenges of military, field service and sales force, public safety, utility, transportation, telecommunication, construction, heavy industrial, mining and refining applications for nearly 20 years. GETAC is a flexible supplier, allowing our customers to incorporate a variety of options and custom products to meet their unique specifications.
We are valued partners for our VARs and OEM customers. Our superior R&D capabilities and commitment provide customers with sophisticated, rugged portables that make us the complete supplier of rugged computing solutions for a mobile workforce. Our products are fully supported worldwide by our resellers and service providers. Our staff and partners strive to treat every customer and prospect as our most important customer, delivering the highest, most responsive service to each and every company. GETAC understands that the product life cycles of its customers are much longer than the computer industry technology cycles. To support our customers, we use the same mechanical design for a form, fit, and function support while continually enhancing the computers' processing power. This consistent support provides true cost-effective solutions while delivering the product support required by our military, government, and industrial customers.
Rugged portable computing products are designed to help people working in the toughest environment; however, some limitations are applied to the standard platforms to accommodate all different industrial applications. To better assist customers overcoming this problem, GETAC offers professional customization service. Our ProCustom team, consisting of over 50 experienced engineers in hardware, software, mechanics, and thermal, are available anytime to serve customers to build rugged mobile platforms that suit your requirements and requests without limiting to the standard features on standard products, and conquering your challenges at work even under extreme environmental conditions. [See GETAC ProCustom examples]
Backed by the manufacturing resources of the MiTAC Computing Group, one of the largest industrial PC manufacturers with total sales of over US$2.3 billion in 2005, GETAC delivers the most up-to-date mobile technology tailored to niche markets. Our worldwide production facilities and Six Sigma commitment to quality means we deliver the highest quality products on time and on budget. Our quality assurance system is compliant with MIL-Q-9858A and has been certified to ISO9001 since 1995.
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GETAC announces new President of North American operations
GETAC, Inc., maker of rugged laptop, tablet and handheld computers, today announced the promotion of Jim Rimay to President of GETAC Incorporated. As President of GETAC, Inc., Rimay will oversee the company’s North American operations. “Jim has been a key part of our success in the US, and we are thrilled to promote him to this important position,” said Francis Tsai, Chairman of MiTAC Technology Corporation. “Jim’s extensive knowledge of our products and core markets combined with his exceptional leadership skills and vision for the future makes him the ideal choice to lead GETAC as President.” -- Posted Tuesday, August 5, 2008 by chb
Getac to showcase rugged PCs at National Guard Conference
GETAC will demonstrate the ultra-Rugged GETAC A790, the high-performance GETAC M230, and a pair of newcomers – the “bright-as-you-need-it” GETAC B300 notebook PC and super-lightweight GETAC E100 tablet PC – during the National Guard Bureau’s Eighth Joint Information Technology Conference, June 3-5 at the Sheraton Dallas in Dallas, Texas. “The GETAC A790 and M230 are well-known among military users for their Fully Rugged reliability and state-of-the-art features,” said Jim Rimay, VP of Sales & Marketing at GETAC USA. “However, users also are impressed by the new GETAC B300 notebook and E100 tablet, the lightest and brightest new Fully Rugged PCs on the market today. These new models are specially designed for people on the move whose work or work environments demand a high-performance computing solution that can survive and thrive under the most extreme conditions. We believe they fill some significant performance gaps in the military PC market, where a lighter, brighter Rugged solution is highly valued.” -- Posted Monday, June 2, 2008 by chb
Getac launches rugged notebook with 1200 Nits sunlight readable technology.
GETAC has unveiled details of its new and fully rugged B300 notebook computer. Weighing under eight pounds, the magnesium alloy-bodied B300 can be ordered with a sunlight-viewable 13.3-inch XGA touch screen display that sets new standards in screen brightness. While the base display already has a strong 500 nit backlight (commercial notebooks generally have backlights of less than 200 nits), the optional display delivers a stunning 1200 nits. In addition, there is a "blackout mode" that instantly turns off all tell-tale lights in potentially dangerous situations. Further, customers may order an optional night-vision mode with software/sensor driven brightness adjustment in order to meet MIL-STD-3009. -- Posted Tuesday, February 26, 2008 by chb
GETAC introduces compact E100 Tablet PC
At DistribuTECH 2008 in Tampa, Florida, GETAC introduced a compact, lightweight rugged Tablet PC slate based on Intel's ultra low-power A110 processor. The E100 measures 11.1 x 7.2 x 1.26 inches and weighs just over three pounds. The 8.4-inch touchscreen display is available with a 800 nit daylight-viewable option. Using a magnesium housing, rubber bumpers, shock-mounted hardware and extensive sealing, the E100 is ruggedness-tested to MIL-STD-810F standards. Geared towards field and customer service applications, the system is available with "mission boxes" for customized market applications that use RFID, barcode and magnetic strip readers or digital cameras. -- Posted Thursday, January 24, 2008 by chb
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