Since the iPad is too delicate for rigorous adventures, developers at Sqigle created the Earl tablet. The Earl is an armored and destruction-proof tablet that was built for tech-savvy adventurers. Earl features an e-ink touchscreen, solar panels and 16 gigabytes of storage that runs Android 4.1.
All of this technology is packed into housing that is impervious to the elements. If you need to go for a swim, the tablet can survive three feet of water for half an hour before giving out. It’s also dust and shock-proof so you don’t have to worry about dropping it in the desert.
The tablet was built with various sensors in order to help you on your travels. GPS chips along with motion and orientation sensors allow you to accurately track your location and elevation. In addition, internal weather sensors work to forecast so that you’re never caught off guard.
What's Driving This Trend
- Destruction-proof Tablets
- The development of destruction-proof tablets presents an opportunity for tech-savvy adventurers to have durable and resilient devices for rigorous adventures.
- Armored Tablets
- The creation of armored tablets can cater to the needs of individuals who require devices that can withstand harsh environments and physical impact.
- Enhanced Outdoor Technology
- The development of enhanced outdoor technology, such as the Earl tablet, provides adventurers with advanced features like GPS tracking, weather forecasting, and durability.
Who This Affects Most
- Outdoor Adventure Gear
- The outdoor adventure gear industry can leverage the demand for destruction-proof tablets to offer durable and tech-integrated devices for adventurers.
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can explore the production and marketing of armored tablets to cater to consumers' growing need for rugged and resilient devices.
- Technology and Gadgets
- The technology and gadgets industry can tap into the market for enhanced outdoor technology by developing and promoting devices with advanced features like GPS tracking and weather sensors.
