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Rugged Tablet
The new Armor X10gx Rugged Tablet is manufactured and certified to MIL-STD-810G, with resistance to drop shock, moisture, dust, vibration and other extreme conditions. This 10th generation product from DRS Technologies features an Intel Core2 Duo processer and magnesium-alloy housing for durable, yet lightweight portability. The X10gx is viewable in sunlight and features an energy-efficient 10.4” LCD display. This high-intensity backlight screen is offered with a digitizer pen or as dual mode, supporting both pen and touch input. The X10gx provides data protection and reliable connectivity with a user-replaceable solid-state hard drive, integrated 802.11n WLAN, Bluetooth, Gobi WWAN and integrated GPS. Two hot-swappable batteries can be easily removed and replaced so that field units can continue to be productive.
Armor
888/872-1100
www.drsarmor.com
Concealable Batons
The new P12 and P16 concealable batons are the latest additions to ASP’s Friction Loc Baton series and are ideal for investigators and undercover officers. Both batons have a low-profile, expandable design with a smooth grip. When retracted, the P12 Baton is 5 inches and the P16 is 6.5 inches for easy concealment. They each feature ASP’s exclusive Snap Loc Clip, which can be placed in a variety of positions along the handle for quick weapon draw. The striking surface is made with 4140 high-carbon seamless steel tubing and the middle shaft features 7075 T 6 aluminum to create a lightweight, durable and effective weapon. (Pictured: P12)
ASP
800/236-6243
www.asp-usa.com
