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The Getac V100 dropped, drenched, dusted and vibrated. See how it survives.
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Shortly before I retired, I openly speculated that we were on the cusp of a new era where people would increasingly bring the fight to us. Moreover, I said they would prove to be greater threats, less predisposed to "gangsta"-style shooting and actually recognize the significance of sight alignment and trigger control.
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The most common question law enforcement officials ask me about computers is: "What kind of computer should I buy?" The best answer I have come up with so far is: "It depends."
Read More →CODY Systems is donating the use of its C.O.B.R.A. real-time records sharing system for police officers within Bucks County, Pa. This gift is in honor of Officer Brian Gregg, a fallen officer from the Newtown Borough (Pa.) Police Department.
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DeSantis' Facilitator style #042 holster is constructed of rigid .125 Kydex sheet and glass-reinforced nylon for strength and durability and features the company's Redi-Lok trigger locking device. The holster can be worn on the strong side (butt forward), cross draw (butt rearward), or at the small of the back (almost horizontal).
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RoboVu's RoboCAM 5.0 is a full enterprise digital video management solution for public safety that is integrated to the company's Robo III military rugged Mobile Data Computer. RoboCAM 5.0 has a smaller hardware footprint along with a streamlined military avionics wiring harness featuring plug and play capability and military avionics connectors.
Read More →Gamber-Johnson's new Mongoose Locking Slide Arm is a rugged mounting solution for cradles and docking stations. It was developed using extensive research from the public safety and Utility/TELCO industry and input from fleet managers and computer end-users. The result is versatile, ergonomic, unobtrusive, rugged, adaptable, adjustable, and easy to install.
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Getac can now market its computers with MIL-STD-810G, MIL-STD-461F and IP65 labels, because the computers continued to operate after exposure to severe environmental conditions, according to Getac.
Read More →The lie-detector team brought in by Mexico's top cop was supposed to help clean up the country's long-troubled police. There was just one problem: Most of its members themselves didn't pass, and a supervisor was rigging results to make sure others did.
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The Hellrazer flashlight from TACM 3, manufactured and assembled in America by Americans, also serves as a formidable impact weapon. An aggressively serrated front lens assembly and a guard around the recessed push button end cap switch are both capable of delivering lethal force injuries in an unexpected deadly force situation.
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