• Solid, one-piece design
• Removable Hard Disk Drive
• Shock and vibration tested
• Environmentally sealed to IP65
• Sunlight-viewable touchscreen display

12-Inch Versatile Rugged Computer

Duros® rugged computers are the new standard in vehicle-mounted terminals. Regardless of the vehicle it is used in, every Duros computer is ready to face the harshest environmental conditions. From use in long-haul big rigs, to first-responder emergency vehicles, to forklifts and pallet trucks, to construction equipment – these computers feature precision-milled aluminum construction in a one-piece design, so bulky corded peripherals are not required.

The Duros 1204 rugged computer is a mid-sized, vehicle-mounted terminal ideal for use in the trucking, warehousing, shipping, and logistics industries. It features a sunlight-viewable, 12-inch SVGA touchscreen. With multiple port configurations and a variety of compatible operating systems, the Duros 1204 is extremely versatile. And unlike a laptop, the one-piece design leaves no chance for broken screen hinges or keypads.

Each Duros computer is compliant to the stringent MIL-STD-810C and -810E military specifications and tests for vibration, shock, and dust and moisture ingress (sealed to IP65). The exterior housing is comprised of two solid, precision-milled aluminum halves with integrated passive heatsinking, which increases the ability to handle temperature extremes. The interior is designed so that all boards are securely mounted with multiple screws and there are no loose wires or cables inside the machines to cause failures.

The Duros product line includes mountable, display computers with screen diameters from 10 to 15 inches, and most include features such as a removable hard drive, high-bright displays, wide-range voltage input, and numerous processor configurations, all of which allow for fast, reliable access to critical data from field users.

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American Airlines uses the Duros 1204 computer to provide real time flight information to their baggage handlers, thus lowering the mis-handled baggage rate and saving millions of dollars per year. This Today Show video clip shows the 1204 in action.