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Friday, July 11, 2008

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MobileDemand xTablet Goes For A Swim

- Truc Bui

One of the most entertaining stress tests I've seen for a rugged tabletPC came from our very own GBM Team covering CES 2008 while abusing MobileDemand's xTablet. That abuse proved to be small potatoes compared to this video showing it being used as a hammer. The abuse continued with the release of an xTablet baseball bat video. Then there's video of the xTablet surviving a carwash on the MobileDemand website. I've just come across this video of the xTablet going for a swim posted on TabletPCMagazine. It's entertaining and amazing how well built and resilient the xTablet line is.



7/11/2008 3:32 AM MST  

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Friday, July 11, 2008 6:38:45 AM (Mountain Daylight Time, UTC-06:00)
Haha these always make me laugh. He's just so casual about it. Why don't we all grab an xTablet and go for a dive eh?
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