Xplore Technologies RangerX

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It's important to note that these ruggedness certifications are far from bombproof. The IP65 rating, for example, caters for full dustingress protection, but doesn't certify the tablet against anything more than 'lowpressure' water jets an IP67 rating wou...

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Last revision on June 13, 2015

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It's important to note that these ruggedness certifications are far from bombproof. The IP65 rating, for example, caters for full dustingress protection, but doesn't certify the tablet against anything more than 'lowpressure' water jets an IP67 rating wou

Expert reviews and ratings

I always hesitate to be hard on review units, however the RangerX tablet is one that is designed to take more vigorous day to day use than standard products not survive. Here an Android device designed for the harder...

By GadgetSpeak on December 18, 2013

With pricing for the base specification at around £900 (inc. VAT, £750 ex. VAT) or $1,349, rising as you add optional tablet features such as mobile broadband and accessories like a vehicle dock (£124/$199), back handle (£34/$54) or shoulder strap/top...

By zdnet.com on October 07, 2013

The RangerX is not for everyone: its huge footprint will keep it from finding a place in your daily shoulder bag. It's great at what it does, but it's not suited to everyday use at home and in the office. But if you're working out-and-about a lot, the...

By gadgetshow.channel5.com on August 05, 2013

The RangerX is a tough tablet: but why? Despite appearences tablets were around long before Apple and Arm blew up an iPhone to make the iPad . But pre-iPad tablets were niche products, popular chiefly with professionals in the vertical industries....

By PC Advisor on July 15, 2013