Abstract：RuggTablets offers a wide range of rugged handheld, PDAs and smartphones that are built to withstand tough industrial and harsh environments. 10.1-inch Medical rugged tablet windows11

10.1-inch Medical rugged tablet windows 11 is known as Mobile Data Terminal, 

The industrial features of the rugged tablets are tough, durable, and portable which can be used in harsh environments, such as high-temperature workshops and cold areas in the north.
The tablets should also have a higher level of industrial protection which need to be certificated by MIL-STD-810G/H and IP65/IP67/IP68, such as Drop-proof, dust-proof, waterproof, oil-proof etc.
The RuggedPC supports barcode scanning, with data acquisition and data processing capabilities. As a mobile information processing tool, mobile phones are widely used in Archaeological excavation, Exploration, Agriculture, Production, Construction and other fields to improve efficiency.

Performance

• Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU with up to 2.4 GHz
• Windows 11 OS, optional 6GB＋128GB
• 10.1 inch IPS screen with 10-point touch

Function

• Professional 2D scanner an multi-function NFC
• Support GPS / GLONASS / GALILEO / BDS
• Equipped with multiple accessories, like docking charger, hand-strap, and detachable keyboard

Tips

Windows 11 vs. Windows 10: What are the differences?

Design
A major difference between Windows 11 and Windows 10 is in its design. Windows 11 offers an interface that's more like a Mac, with pastel colors, rounded corners for all windows and a cleaner interface than its predecessor. Microsoft simplified the user interface as much as possible to create a clean space for work and play.

Start menu/taskbar
Microsoft has moved the Start menu along with the taskbar to the center of the screen; however, users can move them back to the left as they are in Windows 10 if they choose.

Windows 11 also doesn't support live tiles. Live tiles display useful bits of information that users can view without opening the corresponding apps. For example, the weather live tile shows the forecast. Windows 10 is best for users who want to see information in their Start menus at a glance.

Snap Layouts
Another new feature in Windows 11 is Snap Layouts. This lets users organize their apps and windows more efficiently by grouping them together -- similar to how users can group apps on Android and iOS. Snap Layouts provide different layout options to organize different windows on the screen. Snap is a productivity feature that enables users to logically arrange apps and other windows on screen.

The Snap feature in Windows 10 requires users to arrange their windows manually by hovering to the left or right of the screen or by using keyboard combinations. However, Snap Layouts let users automatically arrange their open windows they way they want. For example, users can arrange their open windows as squares. Snap Layout options vary depending on the size of a user's screen. Snap Groups lets users quickly go back to their Snap Layouts when they hover on the taskbar.

Microsoft Store
Microsoft has redesigned the Microsoft Store in Windows 11, making it easier for users to find apps and movies, for example. The Microsoft Store will allow users to download all the Windows apps in Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Since the Microsoft Store is a Universal Windows Platform app, it will be updated independent of Windows 11 itself. The new Microsoft Store app will be available to all Windows 10 and 11 users this fall.

Android apps
The Microsoft Store will also include Android apps hosted on the Amazon App Store. Customers can use Android apps on Windows 10 with the Your Phone app that Microsoft rolled out last year. By bringing Android apps to Windows 11, Microsoft is meeting user demand to run smartphone apps on their desktops. However, this feature will be delayed until sometime in 2022.

Teams (moving from Skype)
Microsoft has replaced the Windows 10 Meet Now feature powered by Skype with the integration of Teams into the Windows 11 taskbar. This will make it easier for users to access the communication platform.

Microsoft is replacing Skype with the Teams chat capability. This is an effort to encourage more Teams users to use the app's consumer features and eventually use Teams outside work. Microsoft retired Skype for Business Online on July 31.

Users can still download Skype for Windows and Skype for Mobile from the Microsoft Store for free.

Touch/tablet mode
Microsoft is removing the tablet mode included in Windows 10 from Windows 11. The tablet mode in Windows 10 makes users' PCs more touch-friendly when they use their devices as tablets. However, Windows 11 acts more like an iPad. That means when users switch their PCs to tablets, they will receive an experience that's optimized for touch.

Windows 11 will also have larger touch targets and visual cues so users can easily resize and move windows.

Virtual desktops
Although Windows 10 included the Task View feature and allowed users to create multiple virtual desktops, the options were limited. Windows 11 users will be able to set up virtual desktops much like they do with Macs. Users can toggle between multiple desktops simultaneously for work, school, gaming and personal use.

Gaming upgrades
PC gaming should also improve with Windows 11. However, Microsoft has said that DirectStorage, one of the new PC gaming features, will also be supported in Windows 10. DirectStorage takes advantage of the modern storage hardware in gaming PCs to streamline how game data is processed. Auto HDR (high dynamics range) will also be baked into Windows 11, which should enhance the colors in many games.

When a user plays on an HDR monitor, Auto HDR enhances the color range in many DirectX 11 and newer games -- even games where HDR settings weren't implemented. Xbox Game Pass will also be included in Windows 11.

Performance improvements
Microsoft has said the new OS will include performance improvements, including faster logins with Windows Hello, faster web browsing and faster wake from sleep mode. Windows Hello is a biometrics-based technology that lets Windows 10 users authenticate secure access to their devices, apps and networks with iris scans, facial recognition or fingerprints.

Microsoft has also said that Windows updates -- which will run in the background -- will be 40% smaller, so they'll take less time to download and install. The new operating system will help users extend battery life on their laptops.