Getac K120 Fully Rugged Detachable Laptop/Tablet delivers uncompromising field-ready performance through the Intel Core i5-8250U processor combined with 16GB DDR4 memory and fast 256GB SSD storage at KSh 23,000, now available at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi. This rugged powerhouse addresses the demanding needs of Kenya's field engineers, construction professionals, security personnel, and outdoor researchers who require reliable computing power for data collection, equipment monitoring, project documentation, and communication in harsh environmental conditions, including construction sites, mining operations, and remote field locations throughout Kenya. The Getac K120 features military-standard MIL-STD-810H and IP65 certification with LumiBond 2.0 display technology, a hot-swappable dual battery system, plus a bright 12.5-inch Full HD touchscreen with 1200 nits brightness, delivering excellent visibility even in direct sunlight conditions common throughout Kenya's outdoor work environments.

Getac K120 distinguishes itself through a true detachable design that separates completely into tablet and keyboard components, unlike convertible rugged laptops that remain physically connected. The military-grade MIL-STD-810H and IP65 certifications exceed typical rugged laptop standards, providing protection against water immersion, dust ingress, extreme temperatures, and shock damage that surpasses competing devices in Kenya's rugged computing market. The LumiBond 2.0 display technology with 1200 nits brightness provides exceptional visibility in direct sunlight conditions that defeat standard rugged displays, while the capacitive touchscreen works reliably with gloves, wet fingers, and stylus input. The hot-swappable dual battery system enables continuous operation during extended field missions without shutdown, providing up to 23.3 watt-hours per battery for extended runtime. Unlike standard rugged laptops with fixed configurations, the K120 offers a modular design with optional accessories, including hand straps, vehicle mounts, and specialized carrying solutions for various field applications. The comprehensive security features include TPM 2.0, smart card reader, fingerprint scanner, RFID reader, and Windows Hello facial recognition, providing multi-factor authentication for sensitive field operations throughout Kenya's security and government sectors.

The Intel Core i5-8250U processor delivers robust field performance through a quad-core architecture with Hyper-Threading technology, base frequency of 1.6 GHz, and turbo boost up to 3.4 GHz during demanding field applications. This 8th generation Kaby Lake Refresh processor with 6MB cache handles GPS mapping software, CAD applications, data collection systems, industrial monitoring tools, and real-time communication applications simultaneously without performance bottlenecks during field operations. The 15W TDP design enables extended battery life during mobile field use while maintaining consistent performance for demanding applications throughout Kenya's outdoor work environments. For field professionals running specialized software, including GIS applications, equipment monitoring systems, and project management tools, this quad-core configuration provides substantial processing power for complex field workflows. Users report smooth performance in industrial applications, including AutoCAD Mobile, ArcGIS field apps, equipment diagnostics software, and data synchronization tools throughout intensive field operations. The Intel UHD Graphics 620 handles mapping applications, technical drawings, photo documentation, and dual monitor setups commonly required in field engineering environments across Kenya's construction and infrastructure sectors.

Getac K120's rugged design provides comprehensive protection through IP65 rating against water and dust ingress, MIL-STD-810H certification for drop resistance up to 6 feet, and temperature resistance from -29°C to +63°C, covering extreme conditions encountered throughout Kenya's diverse climate zones. The reinforced corner protection and shock-absorbing internal structure protect critical components during accidental drops common in construction sites, mining operations, and field research environments. The sealed port covers with composite doors protect all connections from dust, moisture, and debris while maintaining full connectivity for field equipment and peripherals. The spill-resistant keyboard and touchscreen design withstand liquid exposure from rain, equipment cleaning, and accidental spills during field operations. The vibration resistance exceeds transportation and heavy equipment operating standards, ensuring reliable operation during vehicle transport and proximity to construction machinery throughout Kenya's infrastructure projects. Users report continued operation after exposure to concrete dust, mud, water immersion, extreme heat, and physical impacts that would disable standard computing equipment, providing confidence for mission-critical field applications throughout demanding work environments.

Getac K120's detachable design enables seamless transition between handheld tablet mode for field data collection and laptop mode for detailed analysis and reporting, maximizing productivity across different work scenarios. In tablet mode, the device weighs approximately 1.4kg, providing comfortable handheld operation for equipment inspections, site surveys, and mobile data entry during extended field work. The detachable keyboard dock adds traditional laptop ergonomics with full-size keys, additional ports, and a stable base for detailed CAD work, report writing, and data analysis in temporary field offices. The magnetic connection system provides secure attachment and quick release without tools, enabling rapid mode changes during dynamic field operations. Field professionals benefit from tablet portability for equipment inspections and measurements, combined with laptop productivity for documentation and communication with office teams. The modular design supports various mounting options, including vehicle mounts, desktop stands, and carrying harnesses that adapt to specific field requirements throughout Kenya's construction, mining, and research sectors. Users report increased efficiency during field operations by eliminating separate tablet and laptop devices while maintaining professional computing capability for complex applications and extensive data processing requirements.

Getac K120 features an innovative hot-swappable dual battery system with two 23.3 watt-hour batteries providing a combined 46.6 watt-hour capacity for extended field operation without shutdown. The hot-swap capability enables continuous operation during extended field missions by replacing depleted batteries without powering down the device, maintaining data integrity and application continuity throughout long work shifts. Battery performance varies significantly based on field application intensity, with typical runtimes ranging from 4-6 hours during intensive GPS mapping and data collection to 8-10 hours during document review and basic field operations. Power management features include intelligent CPU scaling, display brightness optimization, and component sleep modes that extend battery life during field standby periods. The 65W power adapter provides fast charging capability when AC power becomes available at field offices or vehicle charging stations. Users report successful completion of full-day field missions, including surveying, equipment monitoring, data collection, and communication tasks without battery anxiety, while the spare battery system enables multi-day field operations in remote locations throughout Kenya's mining and research sites, where grid power access remains limited during extended field campaigns.