Currently there are numerous types of Android tablets on the market, for all styles and tastes. However, a company wants to go a little further and target a much more specific: the adventurers. The Sqigle INC is developing a mobile super-resistant and solar-powered what promises to be the “tablet of survival in the field.”
Earl is resistant to water and mud, and still is moved to sunlight (Reuters)
The device, called Earl, has many of the essential resources for those who are always traveling and looking for challenges: the tablet includes wireless connections, such as NFC and GPS with topographic maps already preloaded. Moreover, the Earl has two pathways walkie-talkie made to talk to other users that have the tablet model.
Additionally, Earl has an external protection which makes it resistant to water, mud and dust, and is proof falls. However, even with a special structure, the model leaves much to be desired on one criterion: it does not have a camera. Thus, the adventurers need to think of a second option to record the landscapes.
Earl, Android tablet for adventurers, has
walkie talkie and hook with rope (Reuters)
Your screen only 6 inches is not ideal for those who like to watch movies or play games. However, the tablet was not made for ordinary users, and much more interesting for those who want an Android always around, even though the device is at risk. The model is moved to sunlight and also has a hook to be held during the climbing, for example.
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Sqigle INC is trying to raise an amount that can finance the production of the device. The official website states that the product pre-orders can now be made with 30% discount, for $ 250 (about R $ 500) each. There are still about 30 days to the end of the collection, and the company reached less than 10% of its target.
Via SlashGear
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