Samsung Australia has today announced the local launch of their latest ruggedised tablet, the Galaxy Tab Active3.
Announced back in September, the Galaxy Tab Active3 is aimed not at the usual conusmer crowd, but at the business sector with a bunch of features including KNOX for data security, and their DeX PC experience when the device plugs into a display. The tablet also offers several ruggedised features to protect the tablet from the worst a business, or indeed any owner can throw at it.
To start with the Galaxy Tab Active3 includes IP68 Water/Dust resistance rating that lets you submerge the tablet (and S Pen) for up to half an hour in a metre of water, and also a MIL-STD-810H certification that covers shock protection and drops of up to 1.5 meters. The tablet also has Touch Sensitivites so it can be used while wearing gloves.
It’s no slouch under the hood either with a Samsung Exynos 9810 processor, 4GB RAM and 5050mAh user replaceable battery, which is almost unheard of these days, powering the machine.
In terms of pricing you’ll find different options for either 64GB and 128GB storage, as well as a choice between LTE and Wifi models.
The Galaxy Tab Active3 also supports all the latest Samsung features like KNOX to ensure your data security, as well as the DEX PC Experience which lets you get a desktop PC like experience when you plug the tablet into a monitor or TV.
If 2020 has taught us anything about our work lie, it’s the need to be flexible and the Galaxy Tab Active3 offers that says Samsung Electronic Australia’s head of enterprise and government, IT and mobile Danny Mandrides.
“We are proud to further expand our portfolio of business ready mobility solutions by launchingthe new Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 in Australia. The Tab Active3 is a ruggedised tabletdesigned to empower businesses to have a workforce that is both mobile and resilient–whether in the office or out in the field.”
The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 can be found on the Samsung Australia Business website, as well as through select Telco and IT Distribution & Reseller partners. Pricing for the tablet from the Samsung website looks like this:
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