I use Windows computers/tablets.
Laptops:
Panasonic CF-52
Panasonic CF-30
Tablets:
Trimble Yuma (no longer used in the field)
Panasonic U1 (still used in the field but will be replaced by the ToughPad)
Panasonic ToughPad (currently purchasing the Windows version)
The internal GPS has a 3-5 meter accuracy, they are OK, but my client wants more accuracy.
Instead we disable the internal GPS and stick a Trimble ProXH or a Garmin Montana depending for on-foot or vehicle use.
The goal of the ToughPad is to replaced both laptops and tablets, because the laptops are great in a vehicle but are too heavy to carry on-foot. The existing tablets are too small for vehicle use but are great for on-foot use. The new ToughPads should solve both cases and leave me with less computers to manage.
Of course the ToughPads are expensive but they are rugged for the type of data collection I am doing. They also offer the flexibility in components that I require. For example a WAN port, second USB port and more.
Plus tablets like the ToughPad have a touchscreen, which should make operating my application easier. I am designing my interface to work with both computers with a mouse and keyboard but also so that the buttons can be clicked on with a finger.
I hope this helps.