AUSTIN, Texas, June 27, 2017 -- Xplore Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:XPLR) today announced that a provincial organization in one of Canada's largest provinces is upgrading to an Xplore XSLATE R12 rugged tablet based solution for property assessments. The provincial authority has used Xplore F5m rugged tablets in the field for the last seven years. An initial order is currently being fulfilled through Xplore’s partner Island Key Computers. The assessment authority will also equip its assessors with Xplore’s docking stations, auto adapters, and rugged tablet carrying cases to maximize the XSLATE R12’s ease of use in the field.
The provincial organization is responsible for performing property assessments across a massive swath of territory in Canada, including several remote areas. It requires a completely reliable mobile solution to manage information-intensive activities from multiple field locations. The Xplore XSLATE R12 enables the agency’s property assessors to consistently fulfill their mandate in developing and maintaining real assessments and information, even in the most remote locations of the province. The 12.5” rugged tablet’s brightest-in-class 800 Nit View Anywhere display also allows for easy day-and-night viewing of detailed data sets.
“Data integrity is of the utmost importance in the development and maintenance of government records, such as the property assessments managed by this long-time Xplore customer,” noted Mark Holleran, president and CEO of Xplore. “The XSLATE R12 is not only the fastest and most powerful rugged tablet on Earth, but it’s also one of the most versatile mobile computers on the market today. Its transformational 2 in 1 design not only boasts the high-performance data capabilities that government agencies demand, but the complete computing functions that their most mobile workers need to meet productivity expectations while on the road.”
But those aren’t the only reasons the customer chose to upgrade to the XSLATE R12. The assessors need a lightweight device that is consistently reliable in the field and capable of surviving extreme weather conditions, especially the long rainy seasons typical in this Canadian region. They also need a battery capable of lasting during long trips to the province’s most remote areas. The Intel®-powered XSLATE R12 is well-prepared to not just survive, but thrive, in these demanding work environments. It’s equipped with an onboard camera, pen and touch capabilities that enable assessors to complete more data-intensive tasks with complete accuracy. The standard hot-swappable battery powers mobile workers through long shifts in the field, while built-in 4G LTE and GPS satellite communications technologies keep assessors connected no matter how far from the office they travel.
For more information on the category-leading XSLATE R12 rugged tablet, visit www.xploretech.com/R12. Additional information about Xplore’s mobile computing solutions for government is available at www.xploretech.com/government.
About Xplore Technologies
Xplore is The Rugged Tablet Authority™, exclusively manufacturing powerful, long-lasting, and customer-defined rugged tablet PCs since 1996. Today, Xplore offers the broadest portfolio of genuinely rugged tablets – and the most complete lineup of rugged tablet accessories – on Earth. Its mobility solutions are purpose-built for the energy, utilities, telecommunications, military and defense, manufacturing, distribution, public safety, healthcare, government, and field service sectors. The company’s award-winning military-grade computers are also among the most powerful and longest lasting in their class, built to withstand nearly any hazardous condition or environmental extreme for years without fail. Visit www.xploretech.com for more information on how Xplore and its global channel partners engineer complete mobility solutions to meet specialized workflow demands. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
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