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2021: ET80 and ET85 convertible tablets and laptops

September 15, 2021 Zebra Technologies Corporation introduced the ET80 and ET85 series (ET8x series), consisting of 12-inch protected tablets OS Windows with and - laptops transformers.

The ET8x series is designed to improve performance and security in various industries. industries These models are the first Zebra tablets with support Wi-Fi 6E and provide 5G advanced wireless connectivity.

The thin and lightweight ET80 and ET85 models, which run on processors Intel the 11th generation, are a portable solution for working in the field and can be purchased with a separate durable keyboard with a friction hinge. Thus, ordinary employees can work with a laptop on the go, in a car or at their workplace. The ET8x series supports broadband radio (CBRS) and is suitable for public safety state and employees. For state and local governments, Zebra tablets and transformers provide routing and messaging, patient care reporting, reconciliation databases with, and staff tracking. They also support applications for record management and mobile incident management, as well as inventory management and incident reporting.

"Meeting the need for a flexible and portable mobile solution without compromising high performance and large display requirements has opened the door for secure convertible notebooks such as the Zebra Technologies ET80 and ET85. This form factor allowed employees working in various fields, such as public safety and municipal administration, to work on a PC in a secure layout case in the usual way for them, while ensuring mobility and distribution of work processes, " told David Krebs, executive vice president of VDC Research.

The ET8x series also supports field and production workflows. Service workers or utilities can use these devices for order management, security and compliance checks, and remote assistance applications. At manufacturing plants, they help improve the quality control and operation of loaders, as well as maintenance and repair processes.

Zebra tablets and convertible laptops can provide support even in the most challenging environments. With a weight of less than 2.9 pounds and an additional removable secure keyboard, the ET8x series is a universal solution that allows you to work in the office or create a mobile workstation, for example, in a police car, truck or loader. The ET80 and ET85 also offer longer battery life than previous models, reducing the time spent recharging or switching to backup devices, further improving performance.

"We are proud to offer tablets and convertible notebooks ET80 and ET85, which not only support Wi-Fi 6, but also open the door to Zebra Corporation on the way to 5G. The ET8x series provides enterprises in various industries with devices to improve performance, speed and reliability in all their areas of activity, "- told Julie Johnson, vice president of enterprise mobile solutions at Zebra Technologies.

The ET8x series offers a 12-inch screen, rear-view camera (13 megapixels), additional built-in scanner barcodes and supports the Windows Hello option, which allows you to use the front camera recognize faces and read fingerprints for. multi-factor authentication

The ET80 and ET85 are also the first Zebra tablets on Windows 10 equipped with the Zebra Mobility DNA software solution, which provides business process optimization, improved communication and usability for mobile employees. This solution includes the PowerPrecision Plus tool, which provides visibility to the health of batteries the device, and the optional Workforce Connect Push to Talk feature, which simplifies the exchange on data one connected platform.

Also available for the ET8x is OneCare Maintenance Plans, which helps users increase uptime and increase business performance. With Zebra OneCare plans, ordinary employees can work with significant workload, while reducing device vulnerabilities that are not budgeted, repair costs and unexpected failures.