The Touch Dynamic Quest Tablet, 10" Projected Capacitive
The latest generation Touch Dynamic Quest Tablet, the Quest VIII, is a rugged 10″ tablet packed with power and features and compatible with either Android or windows OS. It boasts Gorilla Glass capacitive touchscreen technology so you’ll reap the benefits of accurate data capture without compromising durability.
Rugging Construction, Sleek Aesthetic
The Quest VIII rugged tablet was designed from the ground up to perform in various harsh environments. It can operate within temperatures of 0ºC ~40ºC (32ºF ~ 104ºF) making it ideal for a myriad of applications and environments. With an IP65 rating, the Quest VIII industrial tablet is protected against dust and water spray without compromising a sleek and sophisticated design.
WiFi and Bluetooth Connectivity
Covering your connectivity needs, the Touch Dynamic Quest VIII is WiFi and Bluetooth enabled, allowing for quick data retrieval and fast payment processing.
Multiple Charging Options
Charging the Touch Dynamic Quest Tablet is easy. The Quest VIII is designed for charging with several of these options available. Whether you choose the Charging Cradle or the swiveling Premium Dock for customer facing payments, the Quest VIII comes equipped with these charging options needed for any application or use. Another option is the Multi Tablet or Multi Battery 5 Bay Charging Stations.
Key Product Features
- 10″ Projected Capacitive touch screen
- Sleek, slim design
- Optional front and rear camera (Rear camera for Windows only)
- Premium dock with swivel capability and multiple port options
- Optional MSR and barcode scanner
- Optional payment devices include: Ingenico RP457 & Lane 2500, IDTECH VP3300, Minismart 2 and Augusta EMV Readers
- Multiple charging options include: charging cradle, Premium Dock, Multi Tablet 5 Bay charging station, Multi Battery 5 Bay Charging Station
- Optional 4G Cellular (Windows only)
- Hot swappable battery
- Available with Windows or Android OS
- Optional NFC & GPS
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