Independent reviews by The Aviation Consumer®

Two Reviews and Twice the "Top Pick" EFB system.

The Aviation Consumer® reviewed FlightPrep ChartCase™ along with two other EFB software providers in their April 2010 review. They selected FlightPrep's ChartCase™ as their top pick EFB. It is the easiest to use EFB partially due to our in-flight interface. They praised it as "intuitive" and said they found our system offers "well integrated charts and approach plates." All these factors matter when operating single pilot.

FlightPrep ChartCase™, in addition to providing all Instrument procedures, Sectional, TAC, and Low Enroute Charts, also provides detailed LandSat maps for the entire U.S. comprising several gigabytes, so draw your own conclusion. But don't take our word for it, read the entire review yourself.

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For your convenience, we provide links to their EFB hardware and software articles here.

The first Aviation Consumer® EFB review also selected FlightPrep ChartCase™ among other EFB software providers in their January 2006 issue. They selected FlightPrep's ChartCase™ as their top pick EFB, with the easiest to use interface as their top choice interface.

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EFB tablets reviews

Aviation Consumer® Magazine selects Samsung Q1-SSD as their "top pick" for an Electronic Flight Bag platform
Read the 2007 Aviation Consumer EFB Tablet Flyoff review

Aviation Consumer® Magazine selected the LS 800 as their "top pick" for an Electronic Flight Bag platform
Read the 2006 Aviation Consumer EFB Hardware Round Up review

Note: we recommend you read both hardware reviews.
Please notice the major outstanding issue that lead the reviewer to select the Samsung Q1 in the 2007 review was the lack of a SSD option for the LS800. (Since the time of that review, Motion Computing discontinued production of the LS800 model tablet computer.)

• The Fujitsu P1630 (our second most popular tablet behind ChartBook) offers an SSD option. We offer and recommend non-glare screen filters too. The 1630 is an upgrade of the 1620 tablet reviewed in the article.
• Motion Computing offers the J3400 large-format tablet computer now with the SSD option.

Please speak to your FlightPrep sales person about the details!