Sounds accurate

@Basil Fawlty GLASS IS GLASS AND GLASS BREAKS

@@ghejnuni It has to be on the roof of the house. Funny since that was also a DELL product.

@@ShortCircuit dell is finally catching up

@@andrearusso21 scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7

@@FlameOnTheBeat Been looking for one to use in the field, thanks for this comment lol.

I mean if it's a woman she wouldn't be able to break an IPad if she tried

Mognodor from my experience women tend to destroy Apple products at an astonishing rate.

@@McOuroborosBurger The only thing a woman can't destroy is that guy's virginity

have a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 with the projector and that thing is beaten up - slammed several times over the course of every gamescom since 2015, thousand times falling off my bed, falling from my kitchen etc. The screen is cracked, an displayedge is completely broken off, the corner with the powerbutton is severly damaged, the hull can be taken off as some clips broke from falling apparently and it still works. Sure i have a fee cracks in the glass but theyre not really noticeable and they didnt interfere with the Yoga Tab 3 special AnyPen Tech that lets u use anything as a pen, even chopsticks, a fork, pencils or a dildo. If u want something to survive, get Lenovo - Even a fancypants glass Tablet with inbuilt projector survives more punishment than 100 Ipads could take

Was the screen smashed or scratched? Cus if it smashes then I feel that's a design oversight on the whole rugged thing.

​​@@NeonCodingyou can only do so much. More protection against cracking often means the Screen will be more susseptible to scratching. Also a tablet has an exposed Screen so it's hard to protect. Edges are wide and pertrude forward to keep the Screen from touching the Ground at all on a level surface. On a laptop i guess the while Situation would have gone differently. Yet when you put such devices near (hardened) Metal it's gonna harm them.

only sometimes?

That's Linus' Job

@Matthew Bunn true. I always enjoy it when Riley's on camera but this particular video disappointed me. Like, nuke the whole building with the tablet, Riley!

@@YU_ZU98 Nokia Test - One fights with this and the other uses a Nokia phone

Start working now it took hun 5 years to do so

@John Doe The police in my state have them mounted in their patrol cars already.

that thing would probably break something if you throw it

Need one for my kid...lol

John Doe you could smack a crook over the head with one as well

I get mine at Food and Stuff like a real Swanson.

/r/thathappenedq

Yeah. I can relate to this. My dad & 2 uncles works in piping & their equipment (including electronics) have to stand great impacts (due to being tens of metres high above the ground & water surface). They probably have this in their company's equipment storage

I prefer a Riley Reid type of company

I was thinking of another Riley

Can survive just fine without that mustache

@@speedracer9132 what ya talking about, that stache is sexy af

This is so true, he’s my fav ltt personality 😂

I had to scroll too much to find this. I am dissapointed in the internet.

You just made this 1000x better, thanks

@@AlfaRomeoQ ehh... that and a pair of testicles

"tis' but a scratch"

4:18 I think it would be worse if not for the anti-glare

LOL

smh

LMAFAFOOAANXAWEI

Lmao

"You can get your hands on that"

Hey Dell learn to be friendly price minded towards customers SMASHES thetablet w a sledge hammer and tells Dell here is your so call Rugged tablet. LMAO

@@adamtajhassam9188 It's rugged not impenetrable

@@justsomeguy5470 😁

Yeah, I work in a manufacturing plant and I see these being carried all over.

Also used a decent bit in the military

Yeah this is a replacement for the last one he broke

Not like the CEO is known for dropping everything he comes across or anything

Can you change one battery while running off the other? My gut's telling me that that's the point of having two.

@@atimholt That is normally the point, so you could technically always have one battery charging and hotswap them out for limitless power on capability.

@@FlyboyHelosim uP

A tablet with a serial port, and you can game on it? Why?

Super common in industrial and scientific application. Panasonic toughbooks all have serial ports, and I think they do a rugged tablet (or at least a convertible) in that range, too. It's common to see brand new CNC lathes and similar roll off the production line with RS-232 communication, because machinery like that has been made to be a drop-in replacement, generation on generation, for older tech. Conventions established thirty years ago are still needed now, because a change even in something as simple as communication protocol might have a knock-on effect requiring a whole workshop be upgraded.

@@NoobixCube That and RS-232 is the only still widely supported connector that has the option for secure attachment with the thumbscrews. A bit overkill for an office projector, but you really don't want your lathe/CO2 monitor/whatever becoming disconnected.

@@NoobixCube We didn't expect this because most don't have them. There is no question about the usefulness of a serial port. It is like the Ethernet port, very useful but there are many laptops that don't have one.

@@bosstowndynamics5488 There are simple connectors with built in USB to RS232 or UART adapter. They have the same footprint and geometry as a DSUB-9 and the same pinning to the PCB as a RS232 but have a micro-USB-Port on the outside. However, a other problem can be the reaction time, USB adapters are slower than native UART and some software can't handle that.

**proceeds to have Riley review it instead** 🤦‍♂️

Damn, was hoping to comment that 😂😂😂

*shatters tablet*

If Castlevania is set in the present this tablet is probably what he'll throw

penguinfan2001 true and saaaame

The dryer the better lol

I really couldn't care less about a rugged tablet but I love watching videos he hosts just for the jokes.

James and Riley is the best

His delivery is like a young optimistic Norm Macdonald.

After all. Glass is glass. And glass breaks

@@bosstowndynamics5488 they sound super cool I was just quoting Zack as well

Burn test: allow me to introduce myself

True facts true facts

Or alternatively the grid one from dankpods

Might sound strange, but that is more what they are built for than sitting on a desk ;)

@@ssu7653 That is the least strange reason for these tablets to be made

Remember it takes 2 hi-points to stop a 50.cal if say idt take 1 oof these. I'm going to ask r/theydifthemath

They'll try all the usual things that break iPhones, like dropping it a few inches onto shag carpet, taking it out of a bag or pocket, or breathing on it too hard.

@@NoobixCube lol

But will it blend?

@@hookuspookus4897 Doesn't quite fit in the jar, but I can take care of that.

Who's "we" dumbass. I don't think you work for him.

@@theenzoferrari458 whoa... bruv no need for an insult bruv

@@theenzoferrari458 He didn't use the word 'we' in the sentence he mentions Jerryrigseverything. The way it logically reads is his construction team that has a cement mixer, and a digger could not break it by doing such tasks as 'chucking it in a cement mixer' and, 'driving it over with a digger'. If you are going to insult someone's use of english, you should at least have a bare minimum grasp of it yourself.

But hey, you can toss it around in the air! Let's see a beach ball do THAT.

Ever heard of Panasonic Toughbook?

It's clearly for scientists and heavy industry workers. And not *nobody* .

To the contrary; as a scientist, who often has to do demanding computations in the field, I can tell you that such a device would indeed be ideal to store and play my sick and disgusting porn collection on lonely evenings in the jungle.

@@durden02 Amen to that, my friend! Hahaha

Grow up already you lil slimer

its a tablet but its built like a pc