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Darveen of Taiwan has launched of two new Android rugged tablets — RTC M102 (pictured, above) (10.1-inch) and RTC M82 (8-inch) — designed for field workers who need mobility and reliable connectivity to stay productive in demanding environments. These tablets deliver the flexibility and performance required to handle everyday tasks efficiently.

Performance Built for the Field

The RTC-M102 and RTC-M82 (pictured, below) are powered by the MediaTek MT8781 octa-core processor, delivering strong computing performance and responsive multitasking while maintaining excellent power efficiency. Running Android 16 with 8GB of memory and 128GB of storage, the tablets ensure smooth operation for field workers managing complex workflows. Even in busy, connected environments, users can enjoy stable, fast, and reliable performance.

High-Brightness Touchscreen

Both tablets offer displays with up to 700 nits brightness, providing clear visibility and comfortable operation even under strong direct sunlight. The screens support capacitive multi-touch, delivering a smooth and intuitive user experience that allows field personnel to maintain accurate control in a wide range of challenging environments.

Versatile Data Collection and Connectivity

For data collection and connectivity, the devices provide versatile I/O and wireless options. They support optional 1D/2D barcode scanning, NFC, and RFID modules, and include RJ45…

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