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Next Gen Tacter-31D Rugged Dismountable Vehicular Computer
Forth Worth TX (SPX) Mar 02, 2009 Elbit Systems of America has introduced its next generation Tacter-31D rugged dismountable vehicular computer platform and the new 10.4" rugged display. The Tacter-31D offers a brilliant daylight-readable 10.4" display, powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and powered by hot-swappable Li-Ion Smart Batteries. The simple operation of a latch releases the Tacter-31D for dismounted use. When returning to the vehicle, the user simply places the Tacter-31D tablet computer into the vehicle docking system and all interfaces attach for use. The Tacter-31D is designed for comfortable use and ease of operation. Eight programmable function keys make it an ideal platform for custom applications. With a press of a button, the unit enters night mission mode and the screen dims to accommodate night vision goggles. The unit will be available with embedded military SAASM or commercial GPS, as well as a radio interface and wireless communication options. . The RD-104 rugged display is an addition to existing platforms or dismounted computer systems. By mounting the display and attaching the cables, the RD-104 becomes a daylight-readable touch-screen display interface for systems. This extends the usefulness of information on the computer system to other users, passengers in the vehicle or to remote computer operations. The RD-104 can be connected to a personal computer quickly and conveniently. The RD-104's features include a remote zeroize button, a power button, additional USB ports and other interfaces that broaden existing computer's utility into new missions. "We are very excited about these two new computer solutions, said Jim English, Vice President of C4I Solutions for Elbit Systems of America. We believe the new Tacter-31D is the most advanced vehicular mounted/dismounted military computer featuring a tablet configuration, thus enabling to share image or Command and Control information on a platform away from the work station. Being able to attach the Tacter-31D to another station in the vehicle allows additional people to share the information and serves as an added value to combat echelons in the rapidly evolving world of the new modern digital battlefield." Share This Article With Planet Earth
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