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DAP Tech M9010 hits the FCC full of radios, shows them off in epic teardown

The M9010 from DAP Tech may only be running Windows Embedded Standard 7 on a slightly miserly 1.3GHz Atom, but it has got more communication options than one could shake a stylus at. There is a Gobi 3000 chip for connecting via both EVDO and HSPA, GPS, 802.11 a/b/g/n, Zigbee, Wireless USB and Bluetooth, let alone a laser barcode scanner and a camera able to decoding QR codes. Wondering what that lovely set of antennas and sensors appears like? Well the FCC pried open the case and gave the rugged computer a radical teardown. Take a look at the gallery below for each of the gory gadget images you could stomach.

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