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Bouncepad upgrades tablet support line 'to meet the demand for tablets in the business world'

Bouncepad, provider of table and kiosk enclosures, announced an upgrade to its product line to support enterprise-friendly tablets for use in public spaces.

January 22, 2015

Boston and London-based Bouncepad, provider of table and kiosk enclosures, announced an upgrade to its product line to support enterprise-friendly tablets for use in public spaces like airports, banks, campuses, office buildings, restaurants and retail shops. The move is designed to help organizations integrate more tablet-based platforms in their business operations by supporting Windows tablets and select 7-8-inch Windows and Android tablets and iPad Air and iPad Mini models.

The added compatibility with Windows tablets allows organizations to leverage the same processors and Windows 8 software they’ve already established. The devices are designed to seamlessly integrate hard-wired data connections and third-party peripherals.

The 7-8-inch Mini cases include a lock and key system and provide WiFi connectivity and concealed cabling. The company also developed a right-angled Micro USB cable to accommodate some of the newly supported tablets.

"There has been a seismic shift in operations in sectors like education, finance, government and healthcare" said Tobi Schneidler, CEO of Bouncepad, in a statement. "We’re seeing organizations move away from their existing legacy equipment and utilizing tablets as the device of choice for their business. Increasing tablet support is a necessary step for us to meet the demand for tablets in the business world."