Motorola gets tough in computing
Service Management, November, 2005 by Anonymous
Electronic device giant Motorola has turned its penetrating eye to the off-the-shelf rugged handheld mobile computing market.
It has launched the Windows-based HC700-L, the first in a series, designed to be an all-purpose machine meeting the needs of a range of industries. It features Intel's Xscale processor, a colour touch-screen display, WiFi and Bluetooth capability and operates on Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system.
'The Motorola HC700 family of handheld computing devices reflects Motorola's commitment to serving the stringent needs of our enterprise customers for rugged, full featured mobile computing solutions,' said John DeFeo, corporate vice president of product operations for the Motorola Enterprise Croup. 'Providing mobile workers with secure,...
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