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Global Rugged Smartphones Market report covers targets important facets such as market drivers, challenges, latest trends, and opportunities associated with a growth of manufacturers in the global market for Rugged Smartphones. Along with these insights, the report provides the readers with crucial insights on the strategies implemented by leading companies to remain in the lead of this competitive market. This business intelligence study encapsulates vital details about the market current as well as future status during the mentioned forecast period of 2025. The growth of this market can be attributed to the high demand for the global market in present and future.

After several iterations, Sanchez, Fife, and Chen found a way to integrate stacks of capacitive micromachined ultrasound transducers — basically, metal plates suspended between two electrodes — directly on a chip. (These devices function like crystal transducers.) From this, they created chips with roughly 9,000 transducer channels that, combined with electronics, could send out and receive sound waves and turn those waves into 3-D ultrasound images. Today, the computation power of each chip is extraordinary, Sanchez says: “Essentially, it has almost half a trillion operations per second behind it to swallow data to get ultrasound in and image out in real time.”

Panasonic has launched two of its rugged Toughbook devices, ToughBook FZ-T1 and Toughbook FZ-L1, in the country starting at Rs 60,000. The price of the device is going to vary depending on the features and customization options.

Panasonic has launched two new handheld ‘Toughbook’ models in India today. These devices are targeted towards the mobile workforce that need a rugged device to remotely do their job. The Toughbook FZ-T1 and L1 can be used for taking orders, shelf stocking, logistical record keeping among others.

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This report also presents the manufacturers landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the major manufacturers operating in the Rugged Handheld Device industry.

It’s not the first Windows 10 tablet, by any means, but it does come off as one of the nicest and most fully featured. Is thinness won’t wow you—being as slim as possible isn’t really possible here, as there’s a lot of hardware to fit behind just a display. (With any detachable, that is the price you pay for full detachability.) In fact, it’s roughly the same thickness as its full-size counterpart, the 0.33-inch-thick Surface Pro. Still, it does manage to be slightly slimmer than the Lenovo Miix 320 (0.4 inch) and the Acer Switch 3 (0.39 inch), and much trimmer than the 0.7-inch-thick Lenovo Flex 6 11.

What we don’t normally expect is for a cheaper Chinese phone to come with the very latest release of Android, but the Cubot King Kong 3 has Android 8.1 Oreo (release dated for August 2018).

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Elsewhere, companies are working on creating Tricorder type hardware with a focus on infectious disease: the Q-POC, made by QuantumDx, is expected to launch next year, and brings handheld diagnostics for bacterial and viral infections. The idea of the Q-POC is putting short-read genetic sequencing into a device the size of a smartphone: with a sample of bodily fluid, the reader could pick up not only the nature of an infection, like TB, but also its resistance to particular drugs. The technology already exists and is in common use, but shrinking it down to a device that can fit in a pocket is QuantumDx’s real challenge.