Motion Computing J3500 Reviews

Expert review by: John Breeden II (gcn.com)

Motion Computing J3500 is a light, rugged tablet with surprising power

This sleek slate tablet lets you cheat and plug into a clever docking station that adds a full-size, waterproof keyboard to the configuration.

Very light for a rugged device; good battery life; decent benchmark scores

Pen does not stay in place even in low drops; minor cosmetic damage during shock testing

Sep, 2010

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Expert review by: Charles McLellan (zdnet.co.uk)

Motion Computing J3500

The J3500 is a well-specified slate tablet with a stylus- and finger-friendly touchscreen, and a powerful vPro-equipped Core i7 CPU. It's a pricey ruggedised system with an impressive range of options and accessories, but there are still one or two...

Fast Core i7 CPU with 4GB of RAM ; Capacitive 'dual touch' display ; Intel vPro support enhances manageability and security ; Two hot-swappable batteries ; Plenty of options, including integrated mobile broadband ; Solid, ruggedised construction

No front-facing camera ; No flash card reader ; Relatively heavy ; Adding options results in a pricey system

Like its predecessor, the Motion Computing J3500 is a very capable, customisable and accessory-laden slate tablet. It comes in the same ruggedised chassis, and delivers very similar battery life from a set of upgraded components. As before, there are...

Jun, 2010

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Expert review by: (v3.co.uk)

Motion Computing J3500 tablet PC review

New tablet supports Windows 7's touch user interface and Intel's latest mobile processors

Rugged; decent specifications; dual-touch screen; integrated camera; GPS; 3G broadband

Costly compared with laptops of similar hardware; quite heavy for all-day use

Motion Computing's latest tablet PC offers a specification to match most commercial laptops, but puts it into a rugged slate format for use in challenging environments. The ability to use gesture inputs as well as a stylus in Windows 7 makes it more...

Aug, 2010

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Expert review by: Jonathan Bray (pcpro.co.uk)

Motion Computing J3500

There aren't many circumstances under which we can see ourselves putting a touch screen on a PC to much use. But in some industries and for some applications, devices such as Motion Computing's J3500 will certainly fit the bill.

Undoubtedly well-designed, with a quality touchscreen and many neat features, but battery life could be better

Jul, 2010