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Xplore Xslate B10 Review

Xplore Xslate B10 Review

Posted on December 8, 2015February 25, 2020 By Jarvis

There are tablets designed to take some falls and offer a little bit of water resistance, and then there are truly ruggedized slates like the Xplore Xslate B10 ($2,799). This machine has been built to survive blasts of rain or sand, high-impact collisions, and extreme cold and heat. But this device has more than just plates of armor: Xplore Technologies has given the B10 an Intel Core i5 (or Core i7) processor to make every day in the wild elements productive. The Xslate is hampered only by its short battery life and hot temperatures.
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