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Android devices usually have higher resolution cameras, and the ZX10 is no exception. The ZX10 doesn't have an HDMI port, but its USB Type-C port supports DisplayPort (we tried it with a 4k monitor and it works) and downstream power delivery. The UX10 has an HDMI port but no USB Type-C. There are other differences between Getac's two 10.1-inch class rugged tablets.
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Getac Rugged Windows Tablets mid-2022: Where the ZX10 fits in The table below shows where the ZX10 fits into Getac's growing roster of rugged Android and Windows tablets: All this combines to make the ZX10 to be almost a quarter inch thinner and almost half a pound lighter.
The UX10 can accommodate more (and faster) of both. Like almost all Android devices, RAM is limited and mass storage is a maximum of 128GB of eMMC memory. The UX10 has a beefy 47 watt-hour battery (and an extended battery option), the ZX10 gets away with two much smaller 19.2 watt-hour batteries (which makes them hot-swappable). Whereas the Windows-based UX10 is built around the same premium Intel Core processor tech found in high-end laptops, the Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered ZX10, in essence, uses ARM-based smartphone tech. However, despite the almost identical appearance the ZX10 and UX10 are very different machines. Both use glove-enabled capacitive multi-touch, and dual-mode (touch and digitizer) is available for both. The 10.1-inch Getac LumiBond® displays have the same 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution though the UX10 sports 1000 nits luminance vs 800 on the ZX10. There's the overall design with the same look, colors, physical buttons, indicator lights, port and camera locations, and the Allen screws to attach a hard handle.
At first sight, the ZX10 and the UX10 do indeed look almost identical. Still, the two machines are close enough, and that will help the new ZX10 gain instant acceptance and credibility as a part of Getac's rugged lineup for tough jobs. That's because there are inherent difference between those two leading OS platforms, and optimizing their respective strengths precludes a strict one-design-fits-both approach. And what better way to do so than to build on an existing design that already has plenty of field credibility? And so the ZX10 (below left) channels Getac's ultra-rugged UX10 Windows tablet (below right) to a remarkable degree without, however, just taking the Windows version's body and exchange the electronic guts for the Android kind. In response, Getac, too, entered this market with a very business-like design that leaves no doubt that the new ZX10 is a tool for serious jobs. This is Getac's first entry in the hotly contested rugged 10-inch Android tablet battleground where the new ZX10 will face such established competition as the DT Research 301Q, Panasonic Toughbook A3, RuggON SOL PA501, Winmate S101, Zebra L10 Android and more, all rugged and field-tested tablet platforms. With Android holding a dominant marketshare in smartphones (essentially everything that isn't from Apple) and also becoming an increasingly viable platform for enterprise and industrial tablets, it's no surprise that Getac added a 10-inch rugged Android tablet to its extensive portfolio of rugged mobile computing devices.
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This report represents a full review of the tablet. Targeted applications include public safety, utilities, energy, and transport & logistics, and a variety of other field services that all benefit from a tough and rugged device with a display viewable in low light as well as bright sun conditions. In January 2022, Getac introduced the fully rugged ZX10 Android tablet designed to perform in extreme work environments. Blickenstorfer, photography by Carol Cotton) Fully rugged - but light and slender - 10-inch tablet brings the world's leading mobile operating system to field professionals, no matter where they work, how tough the job, and what the conditions areīy Conrad H.
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