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HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2023 have been announced, with Getac being named the Best Company to Work for in Taiwan for the third time.

Getac has unveiled its next generation UX10 tablet and V110 laptop, two rugged devices designed for challenging work environments.

Next-generation UX10 and V110 are designed to thrive in challenging field environments, such as those in defence, utilities, and public safety sectors.

Getac Technology Corporation, the rugged technology and intelligent video solutions company, has announced the expansion of its X600 range.

Voice recognition technology's popularity has grown in many industries, including those operating in rugged environments.

5G technology is set to revolutionize emergency response, providing real-time intelligence, advanced communication, and improved services for first responders.

The aim of the project is to evaluate the practicality of an automated robotic maintenance and inspection solution in the chemical industry.

Getac expands its portfolio with the launch of two new mobile workstations designed to enhance performance and reliability in the field.

Businesses are facing an increased risk from extreme weather events, making rugged devices vital in the case of a disaster.

Getac’s ZX70 Android tablets will be used to support Optalert’s Eagle Industrial early-warning drowsiness detection system for use in mining and transportation.

Getac announced a partnership with One Tree Planted as part of its Earth Day 2022 sustainability initiative, which aims to plant 30,000 trees.

Getac launches OEMConfig app for its new range of rugged tablets, expanding its dedication to the Android system.

Getac has expanded its lineup with the announcement of the release of new rugged android tablets suitable for a variety of situations from March 2022.

Taiwan-based firm LeaderTek used the tablet and 3D laser scanners to create 3D models for the Bureau of Cultural Heritage of the Ministry of Culture.

Industries need equipment that withstands harsh conditions. Rugged notebooks and tablets are purpose-built for this. Choose wisely.

Getac business development manager Frand Baldrighi says the virtual showroom enables visitors to explore Getac devices ‘from any angle’.

The tablet is designed with workers in the automotive, defence, logistics, utilities, transport, and other sectors in mind.

The K120 now features an 11th generation Intel quad-core processor (i5 or i7), as well as Iris Xe graphics, 16GB memory, and more.

Getac, the rugged computing solution provider, is seeking new partners in Australia and New Zealand to expand its reach in various industries.

Getac has launched the UX10, a fully-rugged tablet for challenging work environments, with improved performance and enhanced rugged protection.