SEAEM-I20A Rugged Tablet
The SEAEM-I20A Rugged Tablet PC is engineered to deliver uncompromising performance and durability in demanding environments. Powered by Intel Core i5-1235U/i7-1255U processors, paired with 16GB RAM and 128GB storage, it runs on Windows 11/10 to provide a seamless computing experience. Its 12.2-inch IPS Full HD display with 650 nits brightness and 10-point capacitive touch ensures crisp visuals and responsive interaction, even outdoors.
SEAEM-I20A is a rugged tablet PC for mobile industrial and defense workflows that need field durability, local processing, and a portable workstation format.
Features
- Choose 1 from 4 modules (2D scan engine, RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet, DB9 and USB2.0 )
- Support GPS, GLONASS, optional Beidou
- Equipped with multiple accessories, like docking charger, hand-strap, vehicle mount, car charge, carry handle
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SEAEM-I20A Marine Applications
SEAEM-I20A is a rugged tablet PC for mobile industrial, defense, and field-service users who need Intel Core processing in a portable workstation. It is designed for teams that need more local computing power than a smaller vehicle-mounted tablet can provide.
This page differs from the RVT-7 vehicle tablet page because it focuses on a higher-performance rugged tablet PC for mobile workflows rather than a compact 7-inch in-vehicle display and control point.