Trimble Announces Yuma Rugged UMPC
Truc Bui | Feb 22, 2009 | 3 comments
Trimble, a small Sunnyvale-based company focused on mobile location-based computing, has announced its latest Tablet UMPC dubbed the Yuma. The device sports a sunlight readable 7″ 1024×600 touchscreen, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 32GB SSD, Bluetooth, Wifi, GPS, and two integrated cameras for geotagging with the built in GPS receiver. On the rugged front, the Trimble Yuma meets all MIL-STD-810F specifications, which means the UMPC can withstand whatever you throw at it. It’s even waterproof to depths of 1m.
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Not too shabby…I guess the military will be their target market..playing taptap is not a good thing to do in a combat zone…..
Military pricing i bet too, when you have to call for a price you know its expensive.
@shanemac I believe the pricing wasn’t announced as the product is not yet shipping.