The Sahara TufTab
Hobbyist — April 27, 2007 — Art & Design
References: gizmag
The Sahara TufTab is a hardcore PC that can withstand just about anything. Gearlog notes, "The Sahara TufTab i310XT is one of the first touchscreen tablet PCs to offer resistance to rain, dust, humidity, extreme temperatures, and vibrations. Featuring a 1.0-GHz Celeron M processor and 1GB of SDRAM, the i310XT will not blow you away with functionality, but it also won't blow away in a storm."
Implications - While many technologies within the industry today serve a wide range of useful and important functions, they are often criticized for proneness to be broken or damaged easily. Businesses that can provide high-tech products to consumers without the burden of being loss to clumsiness will see large returns amongst consumers today.
Implications - While many technologies within the industry today serve a wide range of useful and important functions, they are often criticized for proneness to be broken or damaged easily. Businesses that can provide high-tech products to consumers without the burden of being loss to clumsiness will see large returns amongst consumers today.
Trend Themes
1. Ruggedized Technology - Developing high-tech products that are resistant to damage from water, dust, extreme temperatures, and vibrations.
2. Durable Touchscreen Devices - Creating touchscreen devices that can withstand harsh conditions without sacrificing functionality.
3. Tough and Resilient Pcs - Designing robust PCs that are built to withstand various environmental factors and physical stress.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Manufacturing smartphones, tablets, and other gadgets that are rugged and durable for everyday use.
2. Industrial Equipment - Providing ruggedized technology solutions for industries that require devices to withstand challenging working conditions.
3. Outdoor and Adventure Gear - Creating durable touchscreen devices suitable for outdoor activities and extreme sports enthusiasts.
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