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Zebra XSLATE B10 Rugged Windows Tablet

Your Hardest Worker: Ruggedly Designed, Sealed, Delivered

After spending a day on the job with the Zebra XSLATE B10 Rugged Tablet, formerly manufactured by Xplore Technologies, you'll understand why this truly mobile, fully featured tablet PC sets a new standard in ruggedness and connectivity. Built with unfailing protection in mind, it endures even the most extreme work environments. At 10.1" and IP65 rated, it's compact, yet commanding in the field.

Built with unfailing protection in mind, the IP65 and MIL-STD-810G rated XSLATE B10 rugged tablet endures even the most extreme work environments. Better yet, it doesn't compromise critical PC capabilities despite being only 2.4 lbs. It actually gives you more of everything you need now: more core strength and power under the hood, more security, more workflow flexibility and more rugged mobility.

Powerful Performance

For the XSLATE B10, strenuous work comes second nature. We’ve added more core strength and power under the hood while making it easier than ever to integrate with your existing Windows IT infrastructure. The standard Intel i5 and optional i7 vPro CPUs give you top-of-the-line speed to process data, make a decision and keep moving. With 8GB of RAM, this dependable platform gives new meaning to high performance mobility that will take you places.

Extreme Resilience

The B10 not only survives in challenging work environments, it thrives. Featuring a unique set of sealed ports with an IP65 rating, this impenetrable workhorse gets the job done without compromise whether it’s raining, snowing, icing or dusty. It’s immune to the elements and here to stay. We’ve built the B10 tablet to survive the harshest environments, and its accessories and peripherals do so as well.

No I/O Compromises

All ports, all the time. That’s the new standard we’ve set, something no other rugged tablet PC offers. Whether you need to plug in an RJ45 Ethernet cable to test network speeds, access a True Serial port or connect a USB 3.0 device (or two), you have a total of 8 ports. Plus many commonly used connections are sealed from behind for added protection. The optional HDMI-In port adds an unrivaled bonus.