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The longer field workers out on the job must wait for apps or documents to open, the less time they have to complete work orders and troubleshoot problems. We put three tablets to work, and found that the Intel Core i7 processor-powered Motion Computing R12 offered features that the iPad Air and Galaxy Note 10.1 did not and provided greater functionality in many of the apps tested, including Microsoft Office, ESRI ArcGIS Online, and ClickSoftware ClickMobile. In addition, the Motion R12 moved through the worker scenarios with up to 36.2 percent less waiting than the Apple iPad Air and up to 55.6 percent less waiting than the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2. The Intel Core i7 processor-based Motion Computing R12 not only performed tasks conducted by utility workers faster, it could also let them get working sooner—it booted in half the time of the Apple iPad Air or Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2. In terms of battery life, the Motion R12 lasted 8 hours and 55 minutes on a single charge while lightly browsing the Internet—more than a standard workday. In addition, the Motion R12 comes with IP-54 dust and water resistance, and MIL-STD-810G for impact resistance. This means durability and protection from the outdoor environment. With the Intel Core i7 processor-powered Motion R12, utility workers can do more, get working sooner, and waste less time waiting.

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