Rugtake has introduced the T3 Pro, a rugged Android tablet with an RJ45 LAN port and an HDMI connector. The company describes these wired connections as features rarely found together on similar devices. The LAN port provides wired Ethernet access, while HDMI supports video output to compatible monitors and projectors.
The tablet has a 10.4-inch IPS display with 1200×1920 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by a Spreadtrum G100 processor built on 6nm technology, with eight cores reaching 2.3GHz, and a Mali G57 GPU. The listing advertises 30GB of RAM, comprising 6GB of physical memory and 24GB allocated from internal storage. Built-in storage is 256GB, with microSD expansion up to 2TB.
Other features include a 20MP main rear camera, a night vision sensor and a 16MP selfie camera. Rugtake lists IP68 and IP69K protection and MIL STD 810H compliance. The device also includes two Nano SIM slots, 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC and a 20,080mAh battery. The company claims three to five days of regular use, about 60 days on standby and 48 hours of continuous calling; these are company-reported figures.
The product page shows a price of $0.00, but the source reports that this does not mean the tablet is free. The retail price has not been announced, and US buyers can place an order.
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