Cedar CT8X2 Rugged Tablet Computer
The Cedar CT8X2 is a tablet designed for all-day use in any environment and offers impressive processing power running on an Android 10 operating system.
Features
- Water and dust resistant
- Optional barcode or RFID reader
- All day battery life
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Processing Power
As the most powerful Cedar tablet, the CT8X2 is equipped with a lightning-fast processor to provide impressive speed, display performance, image quality, and more.
Versatility of Android
Running Android 10, the CT8X2 utilizes Google Mobile Services (GMS) to access and run a variety of applications available on the Google Play Store.
GNSS Capabilities
Built to utilize the powerful u-blox M8 GNSS chip, the CT8X2 provides accurate GPS positioning for geo-located data collection. While consumer tablets produce accuracy within 3-10 meters, the CT8X2 has accuracy up to 1 meter in open sky and 5 meters under a dense tree canopy. Need higher accuracy? Pair the CT8X2 with the affordable Geode Sub-meter GPS Receiver.
Sleek and Rugged Design
Providing a step up in durability from consumer tablets, the CT8X2 is rated IP67 – making it resistant to water and dust. While the CT8X2 is rugged to its core, the lightweight exterior maintains a sleek design. The CT8X2 was built for use in extreme environments, with the ability to operate in temperatures ranging from -4 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (-20 C to 60 C). A screen layered with Gorilla Glass makes multiple 1-meter drops to concrete without damaging the device.
Affordability
The CT8X2 offers added durability at a budget-friendly price when a consumer device just won’t cut it. Need to equip a large crew with devices? Quantity-based discount pricing is also available.
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