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“The foundation has been laid for unifying these two organizations creating an enriched company that is well positioned to offer law enforcement and public safety field-proven solutions,” says Mike McMahon, president of Getac North America.
Read More →For public safety and state and local government agencies, Zebra’s tablets and 2-in-1 models enable routing and dispatch communications, patient care reporting, e-citation, and personnel tracking.
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Panasonic says the Toughbook G2’s modular design supports the evolving demands of public safety users, offering increased flexibility and enhanced productivity. With three modular expansion areas and up to 36 different xPAK combinations, users can customize the Toughbook G2 to suit their needs.
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Law enforcement agencies need to make the best call on what tablet suits their missions and can give them the performance they need at the price they can afford.
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Gamber-Johnson Zirkona joiners are complete one-piece solutions designed to safely secure a variety of light devices in fleet or lift vehicles. Zirkona is adding a new joiner to its product assortment with the release of the Zirkona Two-Down Large Joiner.
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A dizzying variety of hardware and software tools are now available for police operations. But are they actually being used? We sent a special survey out to law enforcement officers to find out. Here's what we discovered.
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Get to know your phones and tablets so you can take advantage of special features and know their limitations.
Read More →Assisted Patrol, a leading covert and bait product for cell phones and tablets, is adding new, powerful video and audio recording capabilities to its system.
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Gamber-Johnson has introduced a docking station for the Getac UX10 fully rugged tablet computer. The NotePad Touch Universal Tablet Cradle features an array of port replication to support the peripherals needed to create a full mobile office center in your vehicle.
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