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Tuesday 8 April 2014

Dell Introduces Latitude Rugged Extreme Lineup to Tackle the World’s Toughest Jobs in the Harshest Conditions

Dell has announced the launch of both the Latitude 14 Rugged Extreme notebook and the Latitude 12 Rugged Extreme convertible notebook for customers who require powerful solutions that can survive unforgiving conditions.

“With new ground-up design and industry-first innovations, the Latitude 12 and 14 Rugged Extreme mark the beginning of a renewed and expanded commitment by Dell to the rugged space,” said Kirk Schell, former officer, United States Navy and vice president, commercial PCs, client solutions group, Dell. “The Rugged Extreme line is backed by the Latitude promise of reliable, secure and manageable commercial PCs and can move easily from the boardroom to the battlefield or wherever the job takes you — an assurance unmatched by the competition.”

Real-World Rugged with Anywhere Productivity
The Dell Latitude Rugged Extreme solutions are purpose-built to withstand hazards such as dust, moisture, drops, vibration, extreme temperatures and other punishing conditions faced by users in fields such as military service, public safety, manufacturing and first response.

Latitude Rugged Extreme notebooks are independently-tested to military standards including drops up to six feet, as well as ingress protection, emissions and hazardous materials certifications by a third-party testing facility.1 No single field test accounts for every possible scenario so the Dell Rugged Extreme portfolio is tested above and beyond every existing standard to verify survivability in real world situations.


The Dell Latitude 12 and 14 Rugged Extreme are built to endure worst-case conditions with the most robust materials available, including impact-resistant ultra-polymers and sturdy magnesium alloy. Data is protected from the elements with sealed doors and compression gaskets while enabling performance at high temperatures with fourth-generation QuadCool™ thermal management.
Based on feedback from key customers where the competition falls short, the Latitude Rugged Extreme lineup also features the following

The Latitude 12 and 14 Rugged Extreme notebooks enable productivity anywhere with long battery life – up to 8.5 hours and 14 hours respectively2 – to power an entire shift. They also feature efficient fourth-generation Intel® Core™ processors, speedy solid state storage and discrete graphics options for the Latitude 14. To stay connected and collaborate, both models also offer a suite of wireless capabilities3, including available mobile broadband4 and dedicated GPS5.

From the Boardroom to the Battlefield
Latitude means business and the Rugged Extreme 12 and 14 are no exception, bringing exceptional security, manageability and reliability to the rugged space and enabling anytime, anywhere connectivity users need without sacrificing the control IT departments require . The new additions feature simplified system management with remote management capability and available Intel® vPro™ technology for efficient out-of-band management, available FIPS 140 - 2 compliant Trusted Platform Module (TPM1.2)9, Dell Data Protection | Encryption and ControlVault™ advanced authentication, and are backed by a comprehensive suite of Dell service and support options.

"It’s all about speed and performance in this business — and that includes the speed of your technology. The right data can mean the difference between winning and losing. And with Dell’s collaboration and ability to make us more efficient, the sky’s the limit,” said Tad Geschickter, co-founder, JTG Daugherty Racing. “One of our biggest challenges day in and day out is the environment in which we work — extreme temperatures, dirt, grease, rain and frequent drops. We’ve found a solution in the Dell Rugged portfolio.” Hear more from JTG Daugherty here.

"Today, computing needs increasingly extend beyond the boundaries of the office," said Shawn McCarthy, research director, IDC Government Insights. "We see a growing requirement for ruggedised devices across a wide variety of business directives. As device requirements increase, so will end-user performance expectations. Balancing the divergent needs of end users will become increasingly important for manufacturers of these types of devices."

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