Juniper Systems announced today the release of its newest Cedar device, the Cedar CP3 Rugged Smartphone™. The rugged smartphone comes two years after its predecessor, the CT5 Rugged Handheld™, and brings with it massive upgrades to nearly every specification.
Satellite based augmentation systems are used around the globe to calculate and correct GPS position errors, increasing accuracy and dependability.
Rugged device manufacturers are disappearing.
They are consolidating. They are dissolving. And they are tossing around customers in the process.
Juniper Systems, a privately and employee-owned leading manufacturer of rugged tablets and handheld computers, announced today a second consecutive fiscal year of double-digit growth. The company’s fiscal year ended Aug. 31.
Cheaper GPS receivers won’t provide users with meaningful GPS data and hyper-accurate receivers are prohibitively expensive and usually unnecessary for GIS mapping.
In Anne Arundel County, Maryland, the Bureau of Utilities sends technicians in crew cab trucks to coast the streets. Their job is to read hundreds of culinary water meters each day. The work of reading water meters, though, has gotten a lot easier. It sounds a bit like a Geiger […]
Many phone, tablet, and computer manufacturers tout their devices’ IP ratings, a certification that can validate claims that something is waterproof or dustproof.
The IP rating, a decades-old standard, was designed to make those clarifications clear to consumers.
The Mesa 2 comes equipped with programmable buttons, allowing you to quickly adjust your favorite settings or access an important feature.