High Quality Rugged Tablet Wholesale From SWELL

10inch rugged tablet pc support: Windows 7 /Windows 8.1/Windows 10/Linux (Centos or Ubuntu )
























CPU: Intel Celeron Processor N2930 (2M Cache ,Up to 2.16Ghz)

Storage: 2GB/4GB, SSD optional 32GB/64GB/128GB/256GB

WIFI 802.11 b/g/n , BT 4.0

I/O port: 2* USB3.0, 1* HDMI,1*RJ45, 1* TF card solt, 1*SIM card solt, 1* earphone jack,DC (12V/3A)

Optional: WCDMA/4G LTE/GPS

The latest 10.1-inch rugged tablet Q109 has new breakthrough in design, not only ultra-thin and ultra-light, but also built-in 2D scanning, which is a complete solution to the consumer tablet is not resistant to falling pain points, ruggedized tablets are too heavy, All the problems were solved perfectly on the Q109. Qualcomm CPU with WINDOWS 11 OS is also a new highlight.

















Q109 ruggedized tablets weigh only 700g, It solved the weight problem in the industrials, Military MIL-STD-810G Standard solved the consumer field problem of being waterproof and shockproof. These Rugged Tablets are perfect for many field applications where low weight and maximum portability are crucial.

At the same time, we also take into account the need for various application scenarios to design this Rugged tablet. All the ruggedized tablets used a passive digitizer, sometimes the operators are not convenient to touch the display with a finger, so we are equipped with a capacitive stylus, cradle/docking, and VESA mount bracket for different. 12pin pogo pin interface to support deep secondary development, we provide corresponding technical support and SDK.















Today, with hundreds of millions of tablets sold, ruggedized tablets and Tablet PC convertibles are increasingly successful in many industries, in business, and even with consumers who need something tougher and more durable than mass-market tablets. We got the first feedback from our customers to design this new tablet for both industrial and consumer use.

Swell has officially launched the V760, a robust PDA that sets new standards for rugged mobile communication. This is an exciting development for the rugged device market. The V760 rugged PDA is not just another addition to the durable device lineup, it brings Push-to-Talk Over Cellular (POC) radio functionality to the forefront, redefining how professionals communicate in challenging environments.

The V760 rugged PDA with POC radio is designed for those who operate in harsh conditions, where communication is critical and durability is non-negotiable. This rugged mobile phone seamlessly integrates POC radio capabilities, allowing instantaneous communication across vast distances and traditional network constraints. This feature is especially beneficial for construction, logistics, and emergency services industries, where quick and reliable communication can make a significant difference.

One of the standout features of the V760 is its advanced hardware design, which includes a state-of-the-art noise reduction capability. This ensures clear, uninterrupted communication, even in the noisiest of environments. The device’s ruggedness is complemented by its sophisticated design, making it a rugged computer that does not compromise on aesthetics. 

Under the hood, the V760  is powered by the 6nm processor, which utilizes a cutting-edge 6nm process. This technology choice makes the V760 a robust PDA with unparalleled performance, superior energy efficiency, and minimal heat generation. The 6nm process, typically reserved for high-end applications such as premium smartphones and high-performance computing platforms, positions the V760  as a leader in the rugged device category, efficiently handling the most demanding tasks.

The V760 rugged PDA  with POC radio represents a significant leap forward in the field of rugged mobile communication. Swell’s commitment to innovation and quality is evident in every aspect of the V760 

, from its robust hardware to its advanced communication features. For professionals seeking a rugged mobile phone that doesn’t compromise on performance or functionality, the V760 sets a new benchmark.

     

For more information on the V760 and other rugged solutions, visit www.ruggedi.com.

Comply with IP68, MIL-STD-810H (Military Standard), CE, FCC, ANATEL, MSDS

SWELL announced a bright, durable industrial tablet designed to keep critical work moving—indoors and out. With a daylight-readable 10.95-inch display that works with wet hands and gloves, sealed IP67 enclosure, and MIL-STD-810G drop resilience, plus hot-swap power that prevents mid-shift shutdowns, W1095 turns plans into results, without downtime. As a rugged tablet pc and Windows 11 rugged tablet, it can also run Ubuntu for Linux-first or mixed IT/OT environments.

Built for the real world

From high-bay warehouse aisles to wind-swept worksites, W1095 stays visible, connected, and secure so crews can focus on the task, not the tool. Power never pauses, thanks to a backup cell that enables accurate hot-swappable battery operation. Connectivity is built for motion with the Wi-Fi 6 Rugged Tablet, featuring optional 5G rugged tablet capability. Precise positioning across GNSS, GPS, Beidou, Galileo, and Glonass keeps assets and teams located in real-time. Integration is straightforward: an optional Honeywell N4680 turns W1095 into a fast barcode scanner tablet for inventory and traceability; NFC (ISO 14443/15693) supports secondary development; contactless payment is enabled via third-party PSP/acquirer SDK integration and subject to regional compliance (e.g., EMVCo/PCI) and project validation. A rich I/O RS232, RJ45, and HDMI that talks to meters, PLCs, and displays without a tangle of adapters. With TPM security and Windows 11 (or Ubuntu), W1095 scales cleanly from IT to OT as a field service tablet, warehouse inventory tablet, and industrial inspection tablet, one device, many jobs done right. In short: an actual IP67 tablet and MIL-SPEC-810 G tablet, not just a spec sheet promise.

Where W1095 makes the difference


Warehouse & Logistics — Faster counts and fewer errors: Wi-Fi 6 stability, optional Honeywell engine for high-frequency scanning, NFC for dock/ship checks.
Industrial Inspection & Maintenance — Gloves on, screens responsive; direct RS232/RJ45/HDMI to legacy instruments and OT networks—no fragile adapters.
Field Service & Utilities — Optional 5G and multi-GNSS for mobile work orders, vehicle diagnostics and remote dispatch; hot-swap keeps teams online through shift changes.
Public Safety & Municipal — IP67 + MIL-STD-810G durability, secure evidence captures, and TPM-backed protection in demanding environments.

Availability & next steps

W1095 is offered in two configurations—i5-1235U (16+256) and i7-1255U with SSD expansion up to 2 TB. Options include 4G/5G, Honeywell N4680, NFC, fingerprint, docks, and straps.

Get a faster start: request a 10-minute integration checklist, a demo unit, or a project quote at info@ruggedi.com.

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Customized Continuous-Power Rugged Tablet for Marine Navigation Projects

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SWELL helped the customer optimize the i10U Windows Rugged Tablet for long-term marine operations as a work terminal. Through PCBA and software adjustments, the device can run continuously from an external power source while keeping the battery as backup protection.

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Project Background

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The customer wanted to use a Windows Rugged Tablet in vessel and offshore operations for navigation, route viewing, field data recording, and business software.

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In this type of application, the tablet is not used as a short-term mobile device. It works more like a long-running onboard work terminal. The device needs to be fixed on a vessel or workbench for continuous operation, while still supporting mobile viewing and field operation when needed.

The i10U supports Windows, a high-brightness display, GPS, Wi-Fi, 4G, RJ45, and other functions, making it suitable for outdoor and mobile work environments. However, during the project evaluation, SWELL found that the customer’s actual usage differed significantly from that of a standard battery-powered rugged tablet.

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Customer Challenges

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At the beginning, the customer mainly focused on whether the device could run navigation and operation software reliably. After further communication, we found that the real challenges came from three areas.
First, marine and offshore environments are more complex than ordinary indoor environments.The device may be exposed to long-term sunlight, moisture, salt mist, vessel vibration, waves, and limited installation space. The customer did not need a regular Windows tablet. They needed a rugged terminal that could withstand outdoor marine conditions, display information clearly, and run reliably.


Second, navigation and operational software need to remain online for extended periods.In marine navigation, route viewing, and field data recording scenarios, the device often needs to remain powered on continuously. If the device shuts down unexpectedly, it may affect running software, navigation records, or field operation data, creating a risk to the customer’s daily use.


Third, standard battery charging logic is not suitable for long-term operation while plugged in.The i10U was originally designed as a battery-powered rugged tablet. This design works well for mobile office use or short outdoor tasks. However, in fixed onboard operation, the device often needs to stay connected to external power for long periods. If it continues to operate under standard charging logic, the battery may remain at a high charge level for too long or undergo repeated charge-discharge cycles. This can accelerate battery aging and increase later maintenance costs.
For this reason, the customer did not simply need a tablet that could be charged. They needed an onboard work terminal that could support long-term operation on external power while keeping the battery as a backup power source.

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SWELL’s Understanding and Recommendation

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After evaluating the project, SWELL believed that this requirement should not be handled as a standard rugged tablet project.
If the device runs for many hours every day while plugged in but still relies fully on standard battery charging logic, it may affect battery life and long-term stability.
However, removing the battery completely would also create a risk. If the external power supply on the vessel is interrupted, the cable becomes loose, or the device needs to be moved temporarily, the system may shut down immediately. This could affect running software and field data.
Therefore, SWELL recommended a power design better suited for long-term marine operation:
External power is the primary power source, with the battery serving as backup.
This approach allows the device to stay online for long periods, while also giving the system a buffer when external power is interrupted, helping avoid sudden shutdown.

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What SWELL Did?

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Based on the customer’s real usage scenario, SWELL made targeted adjustments to the i10U:
Re-evaluated the power management logic for long-term plugged-in onboard operation.Modified the PCBA to make the device more suitable for a continuous external power supply.Adjusted the software logic to reduce battery stress during long-term plugged-in use.Kept the battery as backup power for temporary power loss, mobile use, or external power interruption;Verified long-time operation stability based on the customer’s Windows software requirements.These changes were not simply about replacing the battery or adding a power adapter. They were made to adapt the hardware and software power-management logic to the customer’s actual marine operating scenario.


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Project Value

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Through this customization, the customer received a Windows Rugged Tablet better suited for long-term onboard operation.
The device can run continuously under external power while keeping the battery as backup protection. This helps reduce battery wear from long-term plugged-in use and lowers the risk of system interruption due to unexpected power loss.


For the customer, this device is not only used for navigation or data display. It is better positioned as a long-running, rugged mobile computer for vessels, transportation, and outdoor fixed operations.