Fusion5 Helios12

Home health aides often spend an extra 1-2 hours every day finishing patient charts after their visits are done. This blog explains how switching to a Windows tablet, like the Fusion5 Helios10, lets aides document vitals, notes, and care plans right at the point of care using their agency's existing EHR software (Kinnser, MatrixCare, WellSky). It covers how the tablet protects patient data with encryption, why its compact metal design fits easily into a home visit bag, and the real ROI agencies see when every aide gets one. The post wraps up with a practical FAQ covering EHR compatibility, privacy, portability, digital signatures, and pricing.

While college starts with lecture notes and essays, for most students, college ends up being much more than that.

From assignments, PDFs, research papers, group projects, presentations, and countless open tabs in the browser, it's not surprising that one ends up juggling numerous gadgets just to get organized.

Many students carry a laptop for coursework, a notebook for handwritten notes, and sometimes even a separate tablet for reading and annotating documents.

Enter in the Fusion5 Helios12, with the flexibility of a tablet combined with productivity features of a full Windows OS PC.

Though a Windows tablet is very efficient for browsing, streaming and e-reading, physical keyboards are usually necessary at school and office. Emails, essays, Microsoft 365 documents, Google Docs, PDFs, video conferences, and web-based applications are better done using a keyboard and touchpad.

The Fusion5 Helios12 12-Inch Windows 11 tablet includes a 2K Touchscreen, Intel 13th Generation Quad-Core processor, 12GB DDR5 RAM, 512GB SSD storage capacity, and an interactive pen that’s included with the tablet. It’s made for daily activities such as attending lectures online, researching on the web, taking notes, managing files, and dealing with documents.

When paired with the compatible Fusion5 Helios12 Docking Keyboard, sold separately, it creates a laptop-style Windows tablet setup for students, remote workers, home users, and everyday multitaskers. It’s not a traditional 2-in-1 laptop, but it gives users more ways to work than a touchscreen-only tablet.

The majority of photographers use a combination of devices including cameras, computers, drives, memory cards, smartphones, and printed notes to keep track of their workflow.

It all works perfectly well until you get involved with an assignment, go on location, have to send out client preview photos, and then edit the shots on site.

For example, you might have a situation where a wedding photographer needs to do a client preview in the middle of the event. A portrait photographer wants to make sure their client’s lighting and focus are perfect. Or you could be someone who likes to choose images, adjust them, and then send them out online even when you’re not at your desk.

With that in mind, using a Windows tablet to aid in your photography work can really help streamline everything. You’d be able to preview, edit, review, take notes, and file your images with just one piece of equipment.

So, let us tell you in this blog post how photographers can use a Windows tablet and why the Fusion5

Many salons still track product inventory and retail sales using paper notes, spreadsheets, manual stock checks, and a front desk POS system. This can work for a small salon with only a few products.

But, as the salon grows, it becomes harder to manage. More stylists, more treatments, more retail products, and more daily product use can make stock tracking confusing.

For example, one stylist may use a shampoo during a service, while another stylist may sell the same shampoo to a client. If that product is not updated in the system, the salon may think it has more stock than it really does. This can lead to empty shelves, missed retail sales, or products running out during appointments.

A Windows tablet can help salons manage this more clearly. With the right salon inventory software, teams can separate service products from retail products, track stock levels, receive low-stock alerts, and review sales trends.

In this blog, we’ll explain how salons can use a Windows tablet to manage inventory

Instead of just being seasonal gadgets for those longer summer evenings and weekends, people are looking for products that can make their lives easier when summer is at its most intense. With lives becoming more mobile and less routine during the summer season, products that enable people to divide their time more effectively between being on the move, in the office, planning, spending time with family and friends, and time to chill out are in demand.

The Fusion5 HELIOS12 looks set to become the summer gadget of choice for more than one reason.

This is a unique build that brings together a 12-inch 2K touchscreen display, a stylus pen, an Intel N100 processor, 12GB of DDR5 RAM, a 512GB SSD, active cooling, and Windows 11 Home pre-installed.

People use the same device at different times of the day: to check maps and travel information in the morning, to write emails, text messages, and drafts with a stylus in the afternoon, and to watch videos, read a book, and browse websites in the evening.

Things are getting BIG at Fusion5. We've got a whole new Windows tablet that includes an interactive stylus pen! Our new Helios12 12-inch Windows tablet takes lightweight computing to a whole new level.

As tablets continue to evolve, many users are looking for devices that can do more than just browsing and media consumption. Whether it’s for note-taking, sketching ideas, editing documents, or simply navigating the device more naturally, a stylus adds a whole new level of functionality to a tablet.

In this blog, we’ll go over what makes the Helios12 unique, how the stylus improves everyday productivity, and why the larger display and upgraded hardware make this tablet a powerful tool for both work and creativity.