Motion Computing CL900

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Corning Gorilla Glass prevents scratches and cracks, Decent camera quality, Features like USB 2,0, mini-HDMI, and an SD card reader are handy.

Cons:

Stubborn power button and lock switch, Stylus and dock sold separately.

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Last revision on May 21, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Corning Gorilla Glass prevents scratches and cracks, Decent camera quality, Features like USB 2,0, mini-HDMI, and an SD card reader are handy

Reviewers Didn't Like

Stubborn power button and lock switch, Stylus and dock sold separately

Expert reviews and ratings

The Motion CL900 is aimed at specific vertical markets rather than the general business sector (don't even begin to think of it as a consumer device). It's quite heavy, but the trade-off is a rugged build quality that's not found in...

By ZDNet UK on October 31, 2011

The Motion Computing CL900 tablet offers 7 hours of battery life, handy features, and agile processing, and it's business-friendly to boot. Unfortunately, its big price tag doesn't include the accessories you'll need to make the most of this...

By PC Mag on September 02, 2011

Rugged, well made and the dock is neat, but it needs more than Atom-level performance to persuade us that Windows 7 and tablets can...

By PC Pro on July 07, 2011

Although only those with short memories can be forgiven for assuming that Apple invented the tablet computer, it’s easy to make that mistake. One doesn’t hear the phrase “Tablet PC” much these days, but such devices have been...

By eWeek on November 09, 2011

With more than 25 million iPads sold during the device's first 15 months (according to this year's WWDC keynote address), there's no doubt that Apple has been the early winner in the tablet wars. However, while the iPad (and Android tablets)...

By Computerworld on July 14, 2011

Rugged, well made and the dock is neat, but it needs more than Atom-level performance to persuade us that Windows 7 and tablets can mix Intel has been talking up its potential in the burgeoning tablet market, but after taking so long to dive in it has...

By Channel Pro on July 11, 2011

Motion Computing, one of the true pioneers in innovative tablet computers, introduced the Motion CL900 Rugged Tablet PC at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on January 5, 2011. Motion developed this eminently practical machine specifically...

By Rugged PC Review on January 01, 2011

As of early summer of 2011, 25 million iPads have been sold, which clearly indicates an appetite for tablets that far exceeds the modest numbers sold before Apple entered the scene in early 2010 with the effortless elegance of multi-touch. Problem is,...