Mobile Computers

Empower officers in the field with tools that support core job functions so they can better serve the community

The latest model is a pound lighter than earlier versions and can withstand a 6-foot drop

Choosing one expert source to provide consoles, mounting solutions, storage and other fixtures ensures the best fit, performance, space maximization and safety for patrol officers

Rugged mobile laptops offer instant access to a department’s network, databases and real-time intelligence

Download the free infographic to find out how you and your department compare to LEOs across the country

The new Havis VSX Console provides an efficient and comfortable workspace solution for organizing radios, laptops, tablets, and more in 2020-2021 Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles

A patrol-friendly police tablet helps the city’s metro traffic team move at the speed of information, improving traffic enforcement and call response

Connect your agency’s rugged mobile computing tools to the FirstNet public safety wireless network for fast, reliable, dedicated broadband coverage across the country

Follow this step-by-step guide to remove dirt, germs and other contaminants from your computing devices

Dell and FirstNet will show you how to take FirstNet capabilities from the vehicle to the data center

Getac’s new B360 notebook is MIL-SPEC rugged while providing the power and brightness to handle any computational challenge in the field

A leading provider of eCitation solutions asks if you’re really getting the most out of your solution

A recent survey shows that laptops may be standard issue, but police officers would prefer smaller, lighter mobile computing tools in the field

The Getac S410 semi-rugged notebook offers the highest levels of performance, flexibility, security, and durability in a form factor that is extremely thin and light. The Getac S410 is designed to withstand the rigorous daily routine of today’s first responders.

Learn more about the S410 and other Getac products at their official website.

Check out the results of our Police1 survey, which found cops are more than ready to switch to tablets to access data.