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Fact.MR estimates that powered ENT surgical system will also register considerable demand in 2019. Powered ENT instruments are used in procedures such as removal of soft tissue, hard tissue and bone during surgery. On the other hand, the ENT visualization systems are growing at a faster pace and over 9% y-o-y growth is expected in 2019.

Rugged Handheld Devices Market analyst segments the market by the applications, types onward with their costs, by various regions, and by customer feedback. The report offers you a visual, one-stop decomposition of the important products, key performers market revenue forecast for the anticipated period 2018–2025.

The Cat S48c is a rugged smartphone capable of shrugging off drop damage, dust, vibrations, submersion in water, and extreme temperatures. It has a 5-inch LCD optimized for legibility in direct sunlight, a large 4,000mAh battery, and a 13-megapixel camera. There’s a Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor inside, backed by 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage with a MicroSD card slot for expansion. It runs Android 8.1 Oreo out of the box, but we’ve been assured it will be upgraded to Android 9.0 Pie soon.

Though Windows Hello has a sizeable user base, it is dwarfed by the massive Windows 10 install base. If Microsoft can convert the majority of Windows 10 users to Windows Hello, it would be a watershed moment in the battle against clunky passwords.

Ah, I always hankered for a portable device and finally took the plunge with a Tungsten T not long before feature phones became a thing (smart phones were still a pipe-dream) – I still resisted as long as I could (I even bought an official Sonic the Hedgehog game for it). I tried to justify the purchase by getting one of the slot-in digital cameras for it (which also rapidly became obsoleted)

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Panasonic’s second offering is the Toughbook FZ-L1 which is a professional grade tablet, and launched globally in July this year. It is available in WiFi only for indoor operations as well as aone with voice and data capability for field workers. The FZ-L1 has a bigger 7-inch display with 1280×720 pixel resolution. This also supports 10-point capacitive multi-touch with rain sensing and glove mode as well as input from the optional passive stylus.

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Chipset: MediaTek Helio P60Processor: 2.0GHz Octa-core (4xCortex-A73 + 4xCortex-A53)GPU: Mali-G72 MP3 (800MHz)RAM: 6GBInternal Storage: 128GBScreen: FullHD + of 6.2 “with aspect ratio 19: 9 and 402ppiFront camera: 8 MP (Interpolated to 13MP)Rear camera: 16 MP (Interpolated to 21MP) +8 MP (Interpolated to 13MP)Battery: 5,000 mAhOperating system: Android 8.1 Oreo

Consequently, they continued their policy of attrition, adding a new weapon to their arsenal, the anti-personnel Frog-7 cluster-bomb missile. By these means, the Soviets were inflicting combat deaths on the Mujahidin at a ratio of better than thirty-to-one. They were also successful in building up the Soviet-backed People’s Democratic Army (PDA) to 302,000 by 1986.

Weighing in at 3.1 pounds and featuring a full-sized keyboard there’s no mistaking it for a tablet. Sure, you can pick it up and hold it, but it’s really too big to comfortably used as a handheld device for an extended period. Still, it’s nice to have the option of folding the screen part way back and propping up the computer in tent or stand modes when you’re watching videos, reading recipes, or viewing presentations.

Produced by a company called Fabtek, the Work Boy was a weird peripheral aimed at turning the handheld into an office tool. It came with a keyboard, along with software for a clock, day planner, and currency converter. The Work Boy was never released and that’s for the best. At $80, it would have cost as much as a Game Boy.