Does Motion Computing’s new J3400 Tablet PC tickle your fancy? Well, if you are hankering to learn more, then be sure to attend one of their upcoming webinars. By attending, you’ll also get $500 off! The webinars are Tuesday, April 7 @ 11 am CST and Thursday, April 9 @ 1 pm CST. Details below: [...]
There has been a lot of excitement surrounding Motion Computing’s announcement of the J3400 Rugged Slate Table PC. It has been a while since we’ve seen anything new come from Motion, so yesterday’s announcement was our first look at what they’ve working on the past several years. Overall, folks are quite impressed with what [...]
We’ve talked a lot about how rugged and light the Motion Computing J3400 is. Instead of throwing a bunch of meaningless numbers at you, we thought we’d show you some pictures of what the inside of a J3400 looks like, which speak to the special engineering that went in to the J3400.
Motion Computing just announced their new J3400 Rugged Slate Tablet PC and we’ve got a two-part InkShow video series, as well as gobs of pictures to bring you. In Part 1, I give a tour of the J3400, as well as give my hands-on impression of this much anticipated release. In Part 2, I show [...]
I teased everyone last week about testing Motion Computing’s newest Tablet PC, and today they have lifted the veil by announcing the J3400 Rugged Slate Tablet PC. It is rugged, light weight, and features a black exterior with rounded corners and a non-slip Elastomer overmolded back casing that cushions against shocks. Prices [...]
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