Austin, Texas-based Motion Computing, a longtime player in the semi-rugged tablet space that served the healthcare industry among others, has been acquired by rugged tablet PC maker Xplore, also based ...

The F5 from Motion Computing is a semi-rugged tablet PC that offers mobility and durability in one package. Weighing a little above three pounds, this tablet features an Intel Core Solo U1400 ...

Designed for mobile work forces in industries like field service, manufacturing, government and construction, the F5 slate tablet PC incorporates the company's View Anywhere outdoor display, a ...

With 2025 Computex Taipei focusing on the three major themes of "AI & Robotics", "Next-Gen Tech" and "Future Mobility", global technology giants have gathered to display their AI technology prowess, ...

Motion Computing commercially launched a new rugged tablet computer, J3500, for the construction, health care and field service industries. The tablet PC includes Intel Core vPro processors, dual ...

VMOCION has announced VFORCE, a wearable device that uses vestibular stimulation to add a physical sensation of motion to VR, ...

With the current wave of tablet PCs hitting the market, vendors are seeking ways to set themselves apart from the crowd. Some offer innovative docking and keyboard solutions while others present ...

Motion Computing Inc. today is set to unveil a commercial-grade, rugged tablet PC for workers who aren’t always inside an office. The new Intel Centrino-based F5 tablet PC runs Windows XP Tablet PC ...

Motion Computing increased the performance of its entry-level slate Tablet PC Tuesday with an upgraded processor, the company said in a press release. The new addition to the M1300 Tablet PC product ...

Motion Computing on Monday launched the M1300 Tablet PC, the company’s first product to use Intel’s Centrino package of chips. As expected, the M1300 comes with the ultra-low voltage 900MHz Pentium M ...

Some of you are going to be very happy about Motion Computing’s new LS800 Windows Tablet PC. It’s small, for starters—just a 8.4-inch screen. And it’s reasonably powerful, with a 1.2GHz Pentium M ...