Taking to the open road for an outdoor adventure can be made immensely easier with the right equipment and the Earl Backcountry Survival Tablet is just the ticket to help stay connected while facing the elements.
Instead of featuring a vulnerable high-definition screen like other devices, the Earl Backcountry Survival Tablet uses eInk technology to increase durability, vision and battery life. A built-in GPS and even a weather sensor round off the Earl Backcountry Survival Tablet as one of the most sturdy options for the outdoor adventurer on the market.
Additional sensors track elevation, trails travelled and even features Bluetooth connectivity for optional hookup to other devices. To ensure you stay powered while on-the-go, the Earl Backcountry Survival Tablet has a built-in solar panel for charging.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Eink Tech
- The trend towards using eInk technology in portable devices is disrupting the durability, efficiency and functionality of the devices.
- Outdoor Tech
- The trend towards outdoor technology solutions is disrupting the traditional technology industry and bringing new innovations to the market for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Solar Tech
- The trend towards using solar power in electronic devices is disrupting and improving battery life, convenience, and environmental sustainability.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Electronics
- The application of eInk technology offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for consumer electronic manufacturers to improve the durability and efficiency of portable devices.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The emergence of outdoor technology provides a disruptive innovation opportunity for the outdoor recreation industry to integrate portable technology into the outdoor experience and improve safety and convenience for adventurers.
- Green Energy
- The trend towards solar technology presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the green energy industry to develop and market solar-powered electronic devices that have a smaller environmental impact than traditional battery-powered devices.
