The Nye County Sheriff’s Office (Nevada) has been using the Amrel (rugged) computers for close to seven (7) years now. The computers themselves have been very durable. We have a total of 53 computers and have been very satisfied with their performance.
Our issue is with the software company having reliable application. Amrel has bent over backward to attempt getting the computers to work as they have been designed. There service has been second to none.
If an issue develops requiring a computer being sent back to Amrel, they have corrected the problem promptly and have returned it to us. Amrel has stood behind the service agreement 100%
Jack W. Hennigan
Lieutenant
Nye County Sheriff's Office |
A Soldiers Personal Testimonial
Hello. I can verify that Chris Taylor was in Kirkuk when the incident happened and I was there. He and I had served together with the U.S. Forces performing special operations. Mr. Taylor and I were assigned along with several others to perform reconnaissance patrols in around Kirkuk to clear the area of resistance. We were pinned down by sniper fire and after the firefight with the snipers was over, I noticed that Mr. Taylor had several holes in his ruck sack along with blood on the back of his arm. When I did a closer inspection and medical evaluation I determined that the bullet holes in his ruck sack were from weapons fire and that the bullets had not penetrated his ruck sack and that his wound on the back of his arm was not serious but requires bandaging. He checked his ruck sack and dumped it out. The computer that he had been carrying had been shot in numerous areas. The hard drive and battery had caught the rounds and stopped them from injuring Mr. Taylor. The screen was broken and as far as the rest of the computer it was just a cluster of broken parts it was determined that there could be a health and safety hazard left the computer behind, especially since it was not repairable and inoperable.