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Written by Bill Landon   
Wednesday, 15 November 2006

In today’s work environment it has become increasingly necessary to bring work typically done at the office out into the field. More and more technology has been brought to the fields of construction, surveying, manufacturing, telecom, etc. This brings an interesting issue to light; how do you work in an unfriendly and potentially harsh environment while not burning through laptops and PDA’s weekly? There are a couple of industrial grade ruggedized laptops available, however they approach close to $4000 fully equipped and may simply be overkill and too bulky to be practical.

Enter the ruggedized PDA. They are small, lightweight and efficient compared their laptop cousins, not to mention they have a longer battery life and are cute as a bug’s ear. We have looked at a rugged PDA in the past from TDS (Tripod Data Systems) Recon 400. That device proved to be a formidable challenger to the elements and stood up well to the abuse we threw at it. TDS has brought out their follow up to the Recon 400 in the form of the new Recon X-Series.

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The X-Series is a complete refresh of the previous model. Naturally they have upgraded the operating system with Windows Mobile 5.0. One of our sharp criticisms of the previous model was its lack of wireless connectivity. TDS thankfully added Bluetooth and WiFi G to the X-series device; thus freeing up the 2 precious internal CF slots for potentially more pressing duties. Memory was upgraded to 256 Megs of nonvolatile storage. The screen remains the same at 240x320 pixels however.







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