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	GCN: Top Tablets for the Discriminating Fed July 2011 - J3500 Tablet PC. The difference between the J3500 and many other tablets is that this one is designed from the ground up for government. As such, there are extra features, such as a biometric fingerprint scanner that denies access to anyone but authorized users. It’s also rugged, up to the military’s tough rugged Mil-Spec 810G specifications. Read Full Review

	GCN: Lab Review of Motion J3500 October-2010 The J3500 was able to score 366.7 on the Passmark Performance Test 7.1 benchmarks, so it can handle not only all office-related tasks, but quite a few more advanced programs such as Photoshop and speech recognition. And despite its small size, it ran our worst-case scenario battery life testing for 3 hours, 20 minutes. Read Full Review

	RuggedPCreview.com - Motion J3500 Tablet PC Review (Conrad H. Blickenstorfer, June-22-2010) Motion leaps to the tablet front with Core 2010 processors, capacitive dual touch, Gobi2000, and more. Thanks to a switch to Intel's latest ultra low voltage 2010 Core i5/i7 processors, the J3500 offers substantial performance improvements while remaining as, or more, power-efficient. Perhaps even more importantly, the availability of capacitive dual touch technology offers the potential shown by Apple's iPhone and iPad without giving up on the very precise electromagnetic digitizer technology often required in Motion's target markets. Add enhanced toughness via optional Gorilla glass and more flexible mobile broadband and GPS functionality via integrated Gobi2000, and Motion's claim of the J3500 being the "most advanced and feature-rich" tablet on the market seems entirely justified. Read Full Online Review J3500 RuggedPCreview (PDF)

	GottaBeMobile.com - GBM InkShow: J3500 Tablet PC Review (Warner Crocker, June-22-2010) Motion Releases J3500 Slate Tablet PC.The dual digitizer touch and pen experience work very well. We’ve seen this dual approach before, but this is as smooth an implementation as I’ve seen with Windows 7 Professional as the OS. Inking is smooth as silk using the included stylus, and the two finger touch works well. Switching between the two input methods is effortless. Motion has included some Touch UI widgets to emphasize that they are paying attention to the current touch craze and they offer you a range of options on how to interface with the device. Read Full Online Review

	ZD Net UK - Motion J3400 Review (Charles McLellan, April-2009) Motion J3400 Review: If you need a rugged tablet PC that can do a full day's work in the field, Motion Computing's wide-screen J3400 will do the job very satisfactorily. The J3400 gets a "very good" rating of 7.8 out of 10. Read Full Online Review

	RuggedPCreview.com - Motion J3400 Tablet PC Review (Conrad H. Blickenstorfer, March-16-2009) Tablet PC pioneer releases a powerful, versatile new machine: With the J3400 Tablet PC, Motion Computing has created an advanced modern tablet computer with state-of-the-art performance, functionality, and an outstanding display that's perfectly suited for the machine's intended use in a wide variety of indoor and outdoor applications. In addition, the J3400 is designed to absorb more of the punishment and abuse a mobile computer may encounter on the job than the company's prior tablets. Read Full Online Review See J3400 RuggedPCReview (PDF)

	GottaBeMobile.com - GBM InkShow: J3400 Tablet PC (Rob Bushway) June-26-2009 > Motion Computing J3400 Tablet PC with Windows 7 Build 7201 = Awesome! Rob Bushway tests the J3400 with Windows 7. > Motion Computing J3400 Now the Fastest Slate Tablet PC On the Planet "You know that Motion Computing J3400 Tablet PC I’m enjoying the heck out of? Well, Motion has now made the Core 2 Duo 1.6 ghz option available for ordering, the first slate vendor to do so, thus making it the fastest slate tablet pc out there." March-16-2009 In Part 1, I give a tour of the J3400, as well as give my hands-on impression of this much anticipated release. In Part 2, I show off the new convertible mobile keyboard, the Flex Dock, give a demo of QuickNav, as well as show how the integrated camera with Flash works. Gallery of images below each InkShow presentation.

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