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SDG Systems Develops Android (AOSP) Operating System for the Mesa Rugged Notepad

Posted on by Jonathan Kersting

 

RAMPAGE

In partnership with SDG Systems, Juniper Systems is proud to announce the Mesa Rugged Notepad with Android (AOSP) 2.3 operating system, known as the RAMPAGE 6. The RAMPAGE 6 will be distributed exclusively through SDG Systems and availability is scheduled for the third quarter of 2012.

Don’t wait! Contact SDG today and jump to the head of the line to place your order or schedule a demo for the RAMPAGE 6, coming soon! This unique Android-powered rugged handheld is already in high demand.

Want the first sneak peek of the RAMPAGE 6? Be sure to visit us at the Esri User Conference in San Diego, July 23–27, 2012 in booth #719.

SDG Systems Announces Trimble Yuma® with GNU/Linux®

Posted on by Jonathan Kersting

SDG Systems, LLC announced the availability of the Trimble Yuma rugged tablet computer running the GNU/Linux (“Linux”) operating system. The introduction of Linux to the Yuma enables the mobile use of geospatial applications, like GRASS or Quantum GIS, and other standard or custom Linux-based applications. In addition, the industry-standard DB-9 serial and USB host ports provide a convenient way to interface to field or factory equipment.

“Our customers have told us that they need a rugged, military-grade, tablet computer running Linux. We are pleased to provide that option for them,” said Todd Blumer, President of SDG Systems. “The water- and dust-proof rating, MIL-STD-810F testing and solid-state drive ensures that users will receive a durable Linux product that can be used in harsh conditions. With optional accessories like a vehicle docking station, the Yuma is ready to meet the field data collection or inspection needs.”

The Yuma tablet computer from Trimble is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel® Atom processor and features a 7-inch sunlight-readable touchscreen display in a magnesium alloy shell. It is drop-tested, includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth® technology, two cameras, GPS, 32 or 80 GB SSD and carries a IP67 rating. Additional expansion is provided by SDIO (SDHC) and ExpressCard slots. The Yuma with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Netbook Edition is available today.

SDG Systems is Making Headlines!

Posted on by Jonathan Kersting

SDG Systems, LLC  – a world-wide, value-added reseller of enterprise-class, rugged computing products and provider of technical support, software customizations, and complete solutions — is making headlines with the announcement of AT&T certification of its Bluebird Pidion BIP-6000 Max and the introduction of the Catchwell CW30 handheld computer.

Based in Harmony, Pa., SDG Systems is a leader in the implementation of Google Android (AOSP) solutions on rugged devices and has been developing and supporting Linux system software since 2001. SDG Systems is capable of implementing full Linux and Android ports to various hardware platforms as well as implementing FPGA designs.

Get more details on SDG’s news right here.