At CES, Austin, Texas-based Motion Computing Inc. is introducing its Motion CL900, a brick tablet house made to withstand the kind of perils that lurk in physically-intense industries such as construction, healthcare and in-store retail.
The device, which will start at about $1,000 and is Windows-based, has optional add-ons such as a barcode or magnetic card reader, for retail or healthcare uses. It's got the standard connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth, and is supposed to work for eight hours without a charge. It's 1.5-gigahertz Intel Atom processor is 50% faster than the iPad's
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