Getac B300 has further improved its capabilities by 20%, thanks to a battery that lasts for more than 30 hours, allowing mobile workers to use the unit for more than a day without the use of the AC . These improvements have been made possible thanks to the latest Intel platform Huron River, which presents a cutting-edge graphics performance without additional hardware (dedicated VGA).
Getac B300 refresh: Intel Huron River and USB 3.0
This unit also has more connectivity improved by having more multi-port input / output available. They include two serial ports, three USB 3.0 ports, two eSATA ports, an expansion slot for smart card and a HDMI port for sound and video signal, there is also a connection to port 4G. Getac B300 Rugged is compatible with full MIL-STD-810G and IP65 and can operate at temperatures ranging from – 29 degrees Celsius (in both ways, AC and battery) to a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius.
It is equipped with 13.3-inch VGA LCD monitor with optional display 1400NITS readable in direct sunlight or touch screen. The unit is available with Intel Core i7 i5, compliance with Salt Fog is an option for operators in the marine environment. Getac fan-free technology is provided as standard.
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