Check this, a Windows tablet PC with RFID involved. Targeted at medical applications, DigiHeal is equipped with a 10.4-inch touch screen, Core2 Solo U2100 processor, 2.0 mega pixel camera, 802.11a/b/g/n wireless, 60GB or 80GB HDD, Bluetooth, barcode scanner and RFID reader.

The DigiHeal can be termed as an edition of the mobile clinical assistant or MCA reference platform developed by Intel. The design incorporates sealed buttons and ports apart from integrated carrying handle and is sturdy enough to survive three foot drops and is not only water resistant but also thwarts dust. Apart from all this, it can even survive sanitizing wash downs with alcohol or other chemicals.

One thing which I didn't like is non existence of removable flash storage (for the reason it could attract germs or liquids) which makes me wonder whether the tablet has been created to survive some chemical war. Another aspect, you won't even find any USB ports and it's for the same reason stated above.

Anyways in case you are interested in the machine have a look at its features and specifications:

• Processor — Intel Core 2 Solo U2100 clocked at 1.06GHz
• Memory — 1GB or 2GB of DDR2 RAM
• Display — 10.4-inch touchscreen display with 1024 x 768 resolution
• Camera — 2 megapixel
• Keys — 3 user-defined programmable buttons, directional pad, camera, RFID on/off, barcode reader on/off, Bluetooth on/off
• Storage — 60GB or 80GB HDD (hard disk drive), or optional 32GB SSD
• Networking — 802.11a/b/g/n wireless
• Other wireless interfaces:
o Bluetooth 2.0
o Cellular (optional)
o RFID
o Barcode scanner (optional)
• Other I/O — Docking connector
• Battery type/life:
o 2 x hot-swappable battery packs, offering 2400mAh apiece
o 2.25 hours of operation per battery pack
• Dimensions — 10.63 x 10.08 x 1.39 inches (270 x 256 x 35.3mm)
• Weight, with one battery pack — 3 pounds (1.36 kg)