Police Laptops and Tablets News & Articles
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Considerations for future-proofing mobile computing purchases
When replacing an aging mobile computing fleet, police agencies must consider how to future-proof their replacement technology
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Steps for a successful mobile computing technology rollout
It is vital to ensure a smooth, orderly transition when rolling out new mobile computers in a police department
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How patrol car technology is improving operations
The array of technology in today’s police vehicles adds markedly to their utility and safety for the officers who operate them
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Digital Edition: How to build a police fleet for 2020 & beyond
A free PoliceOne guide to police fleet vehicle design and procurement
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What cops want: How a rugged tablet can provide for truly mobile policing
A recent survey shows that laptops may be standard issue, but police officers would prefer smaller, lighter mobile computing tools in the field
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How to secure and protect one of your most important tools in the field
The LaunchPort Rugged System by iPort offers rugged protection, wireless charging and convenient access for your iPad
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What mobile computing tools do officers prefer? (infographic)
Download this free infographic to find out what tools officers are using most in the field and how your tech compares
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Are police agencies ready for FirstNet? (infographic)
How many law enforcement agencies are using the dedicated nationwide broadband network?
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The evolution of the driver’s license: How to validate 'Real IDs' and other documents
Before you can do a background check, you need to accurately authenticate an individual’s identification through a driver’s license or other ID
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Panasonic is bringing a ‘Toughbook Truck’ to IACP to teach cops about FirstNet
The 40-foot truck promises an immersive educational experience
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5 questions to ask when buying a refurbished laptop
Law enforcement agencies should always buy refurbished computers from a reputable IT vendor with an established sales history
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Understanding MIL-STD 810 and what it means for law enforcement mobile computers
MIL-STD-810 – a U.S. military test methodology – is used by many manufacturers to design and test ruggedized products against a variety of common environmental risks
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5 reasons to buy a refurbished rugged brand-name laptop
The fact that rugged laptops are expensive is why many law enforcement agencies purchase lower-cost refurbished rugged laptops
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When disaster hits: Improving communications interoperability (eBook)
Communication problems, especially reliability and interoperability, are widespread and complicate preparedness, training and response
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Roundtable: Police tech experts gaze into the crystal ball
Four experts on the frontline of law enforcement technology tell us what to expect 15 years out
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DT Research to showcase new rugged tablets at IACP 2016
The DT395CR and DT395GS are built to withstand 4-foot drops and temperatures ranging from -4 degrees Fahrenheit to 140 degrees Fahrenheit
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PoliceOne Buyer’s Guide: Mobile Devices
Learn everything you need to know so you can pick the right mobile device for your police department
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How the right docking station keeps one sheriff’s department connected in the field
After a series of connectivity problems, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department sought a durable docking solution that could reliably connect its mobile fleet to their laptops and tablets
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Spotlight: TAG Global Systems offers a complete convenient, disposable wipe system
The TAG Safe Infection Control System dissolves, disinfects, and protects against harmful germs and diseases
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Officers can protect themselves with instant incident reporting
Statistics show that over 90% complaints of mistreatment are unfounded
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Combating distracted driving with new technology
Voice software is the next frontier
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Panasonic launches rugged hybrid laptop with detachable tablet
The Toughbook 20 is a durable hybrid notebook that allows users to detach the touchscreen to use as tablet
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Infographic: Why cops want tablets
Check out the results of our PoliceOne survey, which found cops are more than ready to switch to tablets to access data.
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