Allegro 3 Rugged Mobile Computer – Running Android

Designed For TheData-Intensive

Lightning-fast processor. Powerful Android AOSP operating system. Full alphanumeric keypad. And that's just the beginning. Designed with the same time-tested ergonomics, ruggedness, and display of the successful Allegro 2 Rugged Handheld, the Allegro 3 Rugged Handheld emerges as the most powerful Allegro yet.

  • Rapid data transfer speed
  • Fast program and file load times
  • 20-hour battery life
  • Increased memory storage, 16 GB
  • 4G LTE connectivity capability
  • Ultra-rugged IP68 rating
  • 2-5 meter accuracy GPS

Allegro 3 Rugged Handheld
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The price of the Allegro 3 depends on the model, quantity, and customization levels of the device. For an accurate quote, please contact us here.

The Allegro 2 and Allegro 3 share the same ergonomic shape, but the devices are unmistakably different on the inside. The foremost difference is the operating system. The Allegro 3 runs on Android while the Allegro 2, released in 2014, runs Windows Mobile. Updates to the Allegro 3 include an upgraded processor, increased memory capacity, 4G LTE connectivity capability, and more.

Find more information about the Allegro 2 here.

 

The Allegro 3 runs the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) version of Android, making it AOSP certified not Google Mobile Services (GMS) certified. This changes how applications are loaded onto the Allegro 3.

Allegro 3 users — because there is no access to the Google Play Store — can quickly download applications using APK Pure or side-load applications manually with a USB drive.

 

Android AOSP is the foundation of all Android devices. Sponsored and spearheaded by Google, AOSP provides the source code to build an Android-compatible operating system.

For a more detailed explanation, see this blog post about Android AOSP.

 

The Allegro 3 runs the AOSP version of Android, in which you download applications without the Google Play Store. Juniper Systems recommends using APK Pure to download applications.

You can also download applications from a software developer's website and different app stores. In addition, you can manually side-load applications manually with a USB drive.

 

The Allegro 3 battery provides around 20 hours of run time on one charge. It takes around 5.5 hours to charge the battery; however, you can quickly swap it out with a new battery for another 20 hours of run time.

The battery is optimized to work in below-freezing temperatures, making it the ideal device for outdoor data collection.

The high-sensitivity GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, SBAS receiver in the Allegro 3 geo model receives GNSS data accurate within two meters. Settings provide enhanced GNSS performance under dense tree canopy.

The Allegro 3 doesn't come with preloaded software, but it's compatible with most Android applications.

Juniper Systems' team of industry experts can help you determine which software will work best for your work needs. You can contact us here.

 

The Allegro 2 is still available for a limited time. In January 2020, Juniper announced that production of Allegro 2 will end on December 31, 2020 and that final orders must be placed by October 31, 2020. Juniper will continue to service Allegro 2 devices that were previously purchased for two to three additional years beyond the end of 2020, depending on demand and part availability.

Juniper Systems chose Android for the Allegro 3 because of its familiarity among users and strong industry prospects.

Learn more about the future of operating systems under Juniper Systems here.

 

Archer and Allegro products make the backbone of the Juniper Systems product line. While both are ultra-rugged and ergonomic, they're two very different devices.

Allegro devices feature a full keypad, horizontal screen orientation, and large screen. Archer devices are much smaller and provide a numeric keypad. Learn more about the Archer 3 Rugged Handheld here.

 

IP68 and MIL-STD-810G are standards developed to test devices against simulated environmental conditions.

The IP68 certification establishes that a device is resistant to water and dust. The MIL-STD-810G certification can establish versatility against a variety of tests, including resistance to shock.

The Allegro 3 is dustproof and waterproof, tested to withstand full submersion at 1.4 meters for 30 minutes. It's also shockproof, tested to withstand multiple 4-foot drops to concrete.

Learn more about IP68 ratings.

Learn more about MIL-STD-810G ratings

 

The Allegro 3 is available in three models – with numerous customization options. These models include a base model, geo model, and geo cell model. Specifications for each model can be found in the Models section above.

Juniper Systems is working closely with its component suppliers to make an upgraded Allegro 3 operating system a possibility. For updates on the progress of this project, contact us here.