There are cases that can help protect your tablet while on the go, but with the Durabook TA10 you won’t need it. This device is designed and engineered for those who work in the field, but if you want a tablet ready for adventure this is it.
The high-end industrial tablet meets Military Standard 810G for drop and shock resistance as well as salt and fog protection, and IP65 for dust and water resistance. It features an ultra-high brightness 10.4-inch LCD display with LED backlight that can be seen even when in bright sunny conditions. The resistive multi-touch panel features tempered glass, with a sunlight-readable panel, digitizer with active stylus. Inside the units offers an Intel Ivy Bridge processor, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity, and two six-cell battery packs. The unit also offers TPM 1.2 data security technology, a Kensington Lock connector, and Intel anti-theft technology (AT) or Computrace asset management and data protection.
For those who want to take the tablet to the ends of the Earth this is the one.
Fujifilm has introduced its latest line of Wi-Fi cameras and these include the FinePix XP200, a rugged model that is waterproof to a depth of 15meters (50 feet), shockproof to a drop of two meters, is dustproof and can operate in low temperatures to 14 degrees F.
There are plenty of rugged cameras on the market, but the Nikon Coolpix AW110 Camo Camera stands out with its camouflage design that looks practically read for combat. It is a truly go-anywhere camera, and is waterproof, shockproof and freezeproof, while not being light on the features. It offers built-in Wi-Fi for fast sharing of photos, while built-in GPS tagging records the location of every shot. It features a 16MP sensor and also doubles as a Full HD 1080p video camera.
This week GoPro announced the release of its new HD HERO3 camera, which will be available in white, silver and black. But most impressively the new edition of cameras has been reduced in size whilst adding new features such as built-in Wi-Fi. The new line of GoPros don’t just deliver high definition video, as these support 4K and 2.7K video resolution so those who dare to film their exploits will soon be able to see it in ultra high resolution! 
Looking to get into the action of point-of-view video, Sony introduced its Action Cam HDR-AS10 HD video camera with Wi-Fi capability. The compact camera mounts with an adhesive to flat and curved surfaces. This means you can mount it to a helmet, handlebar, ski, snowboard, surfboard, skateboard or other object to capture all the action. 
Capturing the moment of triumph on video is easier than ever thanks to numerous wearable cameras, and this year the industry leader GoPro looks to maintain that lead by offering an iPhone/Android app that is compatible with the Wi-Fi BackPac, so users can control up to 50 Hero2 camera from a handset! This could allow large organizers in bike tours to capture action from multiple angles, or let race organizers in a variety of sports record footage from around the course without the need of multiple cameramen.
Last week we noted that Sony was diving into the rugged camcorder space, and now JVC has announced the GC-XA1 ADIXXION, a pocket sized camera the is just .28 pounds and is freeze-proof, dustproof and waterproof to five meters (16.4 feet), while being shockproof to two meters (6.5 feet).
With this watch the future is now, because Watch the Future is now here – or at least soon from F. Bertrand. The timepiece will tell more than the time, offering information on just about everything in your life – and including health monitoring options and GPS when needed. It will be available later this year in 16GB and 32GB options, along with Wi-Fi connectivity. It could be one watch that will be good for work, working out and just about anything else. The future is now thanks to this watch.
Things are sounding buggy with Ant+ but neither in the insect way, nor in the problematic area. Rather Ant Wireless and North Pole Engineering demonstrated the latest wireless fitness solution at last week’s IHRSA 2012 in Los Angeles, which included NPE’2 newly-launched WASP.