R10IP8M-RTT2GP

It is a 10.4-inch large-screen rugged tablet with a physical keyboard, designed for heavy-duty vehicle apps. Compared to the 8.4-inch version, the R10 series offers a larger 10.4-inch (1024 x 768) display area, making it suitable for displaying complex tables, maps, or text-heavy information, such as in crane control or truck navigation.

It is powered by the Intel® Pentium® N4200 (Apollo Lake) processor. The advantage of this processor is its Fanless Design and low power consumption. It is the most economical and stable choice for vehicle terminals that sit in standby for long periods or run fixed software (like inventory apps).

It offers a "Full PC" operational experience. The 10.4-inch screen size is a standard for industrial displays. Combined with the full QWERTY keyboard and function keys below, operators get a desktop-like experience inside the vehicle cab without needing an external keyboard and mouse.

It uses 5-wire Resistive Touch. For heavy industry environments (like mining or steel mills), operators wear heavy protective gloves. Resistive screens do not rely on electrical contact, allowing precise clicks with any object (fingertip, pen tip, glove).

Yes, it includes native RS232 Serial and RJ45 LAN ports. Many vehicle telematics units or legacy PLCs still use RS232 interfaces. The R10 integrates this port directly, avoiding USB adapters and ensuring data transmission stability.

It features a high-capacity hot-swappable battery. Although it is often powered by a vehicle dock, the internal battery allows the operator to remove the tablet for walk-around inspections. The Pentium N4200's efficiency ensures long runtime in battery mode.

It passes strict MIL-STD-810H vibration testing. Designed for vehicle environments (especially heavy machinery and trucks), Winmate's anti-vibration design prevents hard drive damage or system crashes caused by bumpy roads.

The resolution is 1024 x 768 (XGA). This is the standard resolution for many legacy industrial software and ERP systems, ensuring that older software displays perfectly in full screen without black bars or unreadable text.

Yes, the screen brightness is adjustable, and the keyboard is often usable in low light. This ensures that the screen does not blind the driver in a dark cab at night, maintaining safety while keeping information accessible.

Yes, it is a popular choice for forklift terminals. Using the VESA mounting holes and a dedicated dock, it can be securely locked to the forklift overhead guard. The physical keyboard allows drivers to input pallet IDs quickly without taking off their gloves.