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Handheld Group is a manufacturer and global supplier of rugged mobile computers, including handhelds and tablets. Handheld and its partners worldwide deliver complete mobility solutions to businesses in industries such as geomatics, logistics, forestry, public transportation, utilities, construction, maintenance, mining, military and security. Handheld Group, part of MilDef, is headquartered in Sweden with subsidiaries in the U.K., Germany, Switzerland, Australia and the USA. 
The Algiz RT8 is a sensible, practical, modern Android tablet that's tough enough to go anywhere. Weighing just 1.4 pounds and about half an inch thick, the quick SnapDragon-powered Algiz RT8 has a bigger screen than any smartphone — 8 inches diagonal — and that's just what one needs for work even under the most demanding environmental conditions.
The Android-based Algiz RT10 is the perfect next logical step in the Handheld Group's lineup. The company's tablet customers now have their choice not only of two compact rugged Windows tablets, but also two industrial strength Android tablets. And with the Algiz RT10, the Handheld Group now has a strong contender in the increasingly important segment of fully rugged 10-inch Android tablets.
The Algiz RT10 RTK is a special version of the Android-based Algiz RT10 for those who reliable sub-meter accuracy via real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning capabilities. With the RT10 RTK, field workers can depend on high-precision GNSS while retaining great mobility. Its 5G/4G capabilities allow seamless communication from the field to the back office and rely on steady connectivity to GNSS RTK network corrections.
A fast, compact and very handy high-resolution 8-inch capacitive multi-touch tablet for those who need Windows 10 on the job, wherever that may be. The Intel Pentium-N3710 powered Algiz 8X, introduced early 2017, weighs just 2.2 pounds, and carries on Handheld's tradition of offering interesting, versatile mobile computers covering every conceivable part of Handheld's target markets.
An elegant high-resolution 10-inch capacitive multi-touch tablet for those who need Windows on the job, wherever that may be. The Intel Celeron N2930-powered Algiz 10X, introduced late 2016, weighs well under three pounds, and provides the computing power, the display real estate, and the razor-sharp resolution required for complex imaging and positioning projects.
Handheld's next generation Algiz 10XR brings great performance and functionality gains to the company's rugged 10-inch Windows-based tablet lineup. An all-new complement to the existing Algiz 10X, the new Algix 10XR combines high durability with robust field performance, 5G and future-proof features, all invaluable in target markets such as logistics, mining, public transport, public safety, waste management or GIS.
The Nautiz X2 is a 4.7-inch rugged Android smartphone with enterprise-level features, security, and capabilities. Despite its remarkable toughness and integrated industrial-grade 1D or 1D/2D scanner, the Nautiz X2 weighs just 8 ounces, and is slim and handy enough to go anywhere. Google GMS sets the Nautiz X2 apart from other enterprise handhelds, allowing you to download Play Store apps and use Google Maps and other Google-branded productivity and entertainment apps.
The Handheld Group's Nautiz X41 offers state-of-the-art performance and contemporary Android functionality in a tried-and-true keypad handheld form factor. The device is ergonomically designed to easily fit into the hand. It is small enough to go and fit anywhere, and light enough to reduce fatigue on the job.
With the Nautiz X81, Handheld offers an ultra-rugged 5G Android 12 keypad handheld with a remarkably familiar feel, providing a physical keypad in addition to touch, as well as 5G connectivity and nearly limitless customization capability via an expansion cap system that allows for a wide array of affordable and easy-to-develop solutions.
Introduced early 2019, the ultra-rugged Nautiz X6 phablet — phone plus tablet — combines the big-screen functionality of a tablet with the go-anywhere performance of a rugged phone. Running Android 8 on a 6-inch screen, the Nautiz 6 benefits from Handheld's proprietary MaxGo software suite as well as an available multi-shift battery and a snap-on expansion module system.
The Nautiz X9, introduced January 2018, is a 5-inch, Android-powered ultra-rugged enterprise handheld built for fieldwork in the most challenging outdoor or industrial environments. The Nautiz X9 Android handheld is targeted for industrial and field applications where reliability is critical and ruggedness is key. Offering a complete and unique set of features, the fully rugged Nautiz X9 can be used as a mobile computer, data collector or field controller.
The Handheld SP500X ScanPrinter is a wearable device that brings revolutionary technology and efficiency to logistics operations. As an all-in-one, truly mobile scan-and-print device, the SP500X enables workers, anywhere within a facility, to identify, direct and mark packages in as little as two seconds each.
Introduced in early 2010 and thoroughly updated in 2013, the Algiz 7 provides an ultra-compact yet very rugged Intel Atom-powered tablet capable of running Windows 7 while still providing exceptional battery life and weighing just 2.4 pounds. The Algiz 7 can be equipped with Gobi 3000 mobile broadband (WWAN) for access to CDMA EVDO Rev. A and HSPA+ wireless networks and seamless network selection within a single device.
In November 2015, Handheld added the Algiz RT7, a sensible, practical Android tablet that's tough enough to go anywhere. Weighing just 1.44 pounds and less than an inch thick, the Algiz RT7 merges the consumer tablet look and feel with the serious features and qualities that matter out there in the field. And it all comes at a price that's right.
"XRW" stands for Xtreme Road Warrior, and this ultra-rugged netbook-class machine delivers both superior performance and full-shift battery life from its Atom processor. The wide-format 10.1-inch 1366 x 768 pixel display is large enough for complex work and applications, and the XRW offers optional Gobi3000 for communication worldwide.
Handheld designed the Nautiz X1 to the toughest smartphone in the world — it is waterproof, dust-proof and shock-resistant, but it is also lightweight (just 6.3 ounces), very slim and smartly designed for both work and play with its 800 x 480 pixel 4-inch procap display. The X1 comes either with Android or with Microsoft Windows Embedded Handheld, fitting both into existing as well as emerging IT infrastructures.
Addressing the needs of those who seek to replace a consumer smartphone and a rugged PDA with one combined device, the small and handy Nautiz X3 offers superior ruggedness (IP65, 6-foot drop spec) in a device weighing just nine ounces. With a 2.8-inch QVGA daylight visible screen, an integrated 3 mega-pixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, GPS, e-Compass, altimeter and 3.75G radio, the Nautiz X3 can be equipped with either a 1-D laser or 2-D imager bar code scanner.
The rugged Nautiz X4, a multi-purpose data collection mobile computer with integrated keypad and industrial-grade scanner options. The IP65-sealed Nautiz X4 has a 3.5-inch 640 x 480 pixel resistive touch screen, runs Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 for easy integration into existing enterprise infrastructures, weighs under 12 ounces, and includes GPS, WWAN, camera and a microSD card slot.
The Nautiz X5 is a versatile PDA that delivers a category-leading combination of performance features in a small but rugged package. With a full VGA daylight visible screen, an integrated 3 mega-pixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, and a battery that lasts more than a full workday on a charge this handheld takes desktop computing efficiency out into the field. The Nautiz X5 has options for 3G cellular (voice and data), a 1-D laser or 2-D imager bar code scanner and GPS.
Packed with innovative advancements in PDA technology, the IP67-sealed ultra-rugged Nautiz X7 surpasses everything else on the market with its mix of power, functionality and ruggedness. Its 3G capability for GSM/UMTS phone and data transmission, integrated compass and altimeter, and G-sensor/accelerometer that can measure speed, vibration and rotation, open the door to countless application possibilities.
The Nautiz X8, initially introduced September 2014, is a rugged mobile computer that features a large, bright 4.7-inch capacitive multi-touch display, IP67 sealing, a very wide operating temperature range, 12 hour battery life, and an extension cap expansion system. The Nautiz X8 is available both in Windows Embedded Handheld and Android versions.
The Handheld SP400X is the first and only scan-and-print solution to integrate 2D imaging, inkjet printing and wireless communication in one device. It's designed to simplify high-volume logistic operations centers and postal services that use manual scanning and labeling to sort packages.