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 Tadiran
and its US subsidiary Talla-tech offer three PDA military grade
hand held computers, running an Intel XScale 400 processors
running the PocketPC 2002 operating system. These PDAs are based
on COTS (HP IPAQ 3970, 5550 series using the Intel XScale 400
processor) technology. Packed in a ruggedized unit the system
is complying with MIL-STD 810F and 461D environmental standards,
and is built to perform missions in military environment, protected
and sealed from mud, dust and weather hazards. The basic system
is equipped with 900mAh lithium polymer rechargeable battery
and one expansion slot (PCMCIA Type II). (more...)
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 Another
version designed for extended use is offered with a 1,800 mAh
battery, two PCMCIA Type II or one Type III expansion slots,
while a third version is fitted with integral GPS (supporting
military PPS and SAASM techniques) and a 3,600 mAh rechargeable
battery.
At AUSA 2007 Tadiran announced a new order worth
$14.4 million for the supply of 5th generation RPDA (RPDA-57)
systems for multiple programs run by the US Army.. The company
also supplies the U.S. Army with Tacter-31M, handheld or vehicle
mounted PC terminal, a multipurpose rugged computer designed
to serve all combat echelons in the modern battlefield. This
compact device has embedded communications protocols, including
MIL-STD 188-220, providing a critical building block for modern
C4I systems. The terminal supports simultaneous connectivity
for two independent tactical radio nets, as well as Local Area
Network ( LANs) and other nets. According to Tadiran, in recent
years Tacter 31M has become the system of choice for the US
Army and Marine Corps.
 These
new RPDAs feature a powerful Intel 520 MHz PXA-270 processor,
running on a 400Mhz processor bus, 128MB RAM, 64MB ROM in both
a Wireless and Non-Wireless configuration. The device uses unique
modular design configured to accommodate optional PC cards,
tactical modem protocols and GPS to support multiple mission
profiles.
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