Conrad Blickenstorfer at Rugged PC Review has an excellent review of the Trimble Yuma rugged tablet computer.  The review digs deep into many aspects of the user experience, including the display readability in a variety of conditions, and the exceptional battery life.  The review also provides performance comparison data with other rugged tablet computers currently available.

Conrad last updated his review in September 2010 after Trimble announced the availability of the Trimble Yuma with Windows 7.  Check it out!

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"Windows 7 Professional operating system is user-centric and intuitive," said Robert Davis, director of Sales and Marketing for Trimble's Mobile Computing Solutions Division. "The power and dependability of Windows 7, combined with the Yuma rugged tablet, allows mobile workers to take their office into the field. With Windows 7, the Yuma offers faster sleep and resume capabilities, improved data privacy and security, and enhanced networking capabilities."

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I am writing to let you know how satisfied we are with our Trimble Yumas. We bought 4 with 3 of them currently in the field collecting data on electric utility assets for a fiber optic project. We are using the Yumas with a custom ESRI ArcPad application that I developed. I set up ArcPad so that the users in the field can attach voice tags and up to two photographs per feature. I was able to create a work around so that the user can start the Yuma's internal camera from within ArcPad. This has been an issue since the Yuma was released.

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The power and dependability of Windows 7, combined with the Yuma rugged tablet, means field workers can take their office to the field. With Windows 7, the Yuma offers faster sleep and resume capabilities, proven data privacy and security, and enhanced networking capabilities.

The versatile Yuma, a fully functional rugged computer with connectivity, brings full office capabilities to the field. It is used

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