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When you’re constantly on the move, problems with streaming or video calls seem to appear out of nowhere. This is for reasons we can’t always control, such as Wi-Fi not being available in certain locations, lighting or weather changes if outside, or just not having a solid stable surface to place the tablet on while streaming.

All of these can lead to things like a choppy video, audio that’s delaying, and lagging while screen sharing. Not good for live streaming or when you’re in the middle of an important call.

This guide is for those who want a repeatable setup for video calls and streaming on a Windows tablet while traveling, working between locations, or hopping on meetings away from a desk.

A desktop is basically designed to handle heat. It has space, airflow, big fans, big heatsinks, and it can shove power into the CPU without panicking. A tablet is built to be thin, light, quiet, and to last a long time on battery.

Because there’s less room for cooling, tablets hit their thermal limits faster and will often slow themselves down to protect the hardware. That’s why when you try to push extra speed, which requires added heat, on a Windows tablet, you’re immediately fighting the way it was designed to run.

In this blog we're going to break down just what overclocking is, alternatives to it, and what devices you can truly do this on. Plus we'll go over if it's a safe approach to gaining performance stats on a Windows tablet.

A Windows tablet is a compact device that brings together the world of mobility with the world of performance and versatility all in one. You’re not getting mobile limited apps with these. You’re getting the full Windows Home or Pro OS experience anywhere you go in a device that weighs less than a laptop computer.

Because it runs full Windows OS, the experience is much closer to a traditional computer than a typical tablet. You get the same full operating system access to all your favorite programs and shortcuts just like on a laptop or desktop.

The goal of this short blog is to break down the basics of the Windows tablet ecosystem for users who are not familiar with Windows devices or how the OS system works in tablet form.

Some know the changeover spiral well. It starts with one simple thing, the setup sheet isn’t at the station where it should be. Then, someone’s walking to a terminal, someone else is texting for a torque value, and the assembly line just sits there. By the time you find the right revision, you’ve burned precious minutes that you’ll never get back.

Most changeover delays in automotive parts manufacturing are caused by a number of little slowdowns that stack up overtime to amount to large chunks of time wasted. Too much documentation done twice for quality checks, traceability, and inspection records. And when production is waiting, nobody has time for a slow loading screen or a clunky process.

Shop mobility is key to solving a lot of these issues. Keeping tools and information where the work is happening keeps changeovers controlled instead of chaotic. The Fusion5 Rugged Pro N5 gives teams a rugged, lightweight Windows PC they can carry anywhere, with mobile access to work instructions,

Interior design is a balance of creativity and precision. From building out mood boards, to presenting finalized layouts, you need a device that adapts to every stage of the process. A Windows tablet offers touchscreen flexibility combined with fully compatible desktop software, making it a powerful solution for modern interior designers.

In this quick guide, we’ll break down the tools, apps, and workflow that can help you turn a Windows tablet into a full interior design workstation.

Most people think a “Windows tablet” means basic stuff like email, web browsing, Word/Excel, maybe Zoom. In the home health and RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring) industries, Windows tablets are being used for more than just “computer tasks.”

They have become an actual work tool used during home patient care. Used in the same way a clipboard, phone, and office computer used to be used, but now all in one device, right in the patient’s home.

In this blog we break down how that works in practice and what features matter most for field use.

A Windows tablet is designed to be fast, flexible, and hands on. Whether you’re going through your apps, switching between important tasks, or typing with a keyboard attached, Windows 11 includes built in gestures and shortcuts that make everything smoother.

This guide focuses specifically on using those tools on a Windows tablet. First, we will cover touchscreen gestures that improve navigation and multitasking. Then we will look at the keyboard shortcuts available when your tablet is connected to a docking keyboard.

Working remotely has its positives for sure, but when you have to lug around a heavy laptop from work spot to spot, it can start weighing down more than just your backpack. A lot of people out there thinking of working remotely full time may think they need to get a big expensive setup. Not so. A Windows tablet like the Fusion5 Pro N5, is really all you need to get serious workloads done.

Nothing disrupts mobility like overpacking your tech. When you’re moving in between airports, coffee shops, co-work spaces, or different countries even, portability matters just as much as performance.

In this blog, we break down how digital nomads are working entirely from tablets and why choosing the right hardware makes all the difference.

We all hate when our electronics start to slow down or even if they just occasionally lag. First thoughts are usually about the hardware not being powerful enough to handle the task. The reality is that in many cases, there’s a lot someone can do with maintenance to prevent performance mishaps with a Windows tablet.

Nothing ruins a productive workflow like a slow loading computer. When your apps are freezing up upon opening, or if you’re in the middle of multitasking tasks and your device starts lagging behind, there are steps you can take to get your Windows tablet up and running like new again.

In this blog, we’ll go over some simple steps for speed optimization of your device. Plus we’ll further explain how the right hardware, like the Fusion5 Pro N5, plays a major role in long-term performance.

What do you usually think of when searching for a Windows 11 tablet? Many consumers often keep in mind portability, battery life, and if it can replace a laptop.

Besides those main features that we all look at when thinking of purchasing a new device, the operating system is just as important to consider. These are the built-in features of your potential new tablet.

Performance isn’t only about the processor and memory. The software used with Windows 11 plays a major role in productivity, multitasking, organization, and security. Find out more about these features in this blog.