It was just recently that Motorola Company had announced the first ever phone to carry Windows Embedded Handheld.
The new Motorola ES400 has the newly launched Windows Embedded Handheld platform of Windows.
The said platform is developed for the handheld enterprise devices.
Yes, it is intended for business as well as professional areas.
It promises increased productivity by its management and security functionality and extended application support life cycle.
Users can expect to be able to always and anywhere access, capture and act on information regarding the business.
Motorola ES400 is also tagged as EDA or Enterprise Digital Assistant.
The phone will surely be updated and empowered with the tools and easy access to critical enterprise class applications needed to be able to accomplish any job anywhere and anytime of the day.
The device has also the ability to survive through rain, changing temperature, and even several drops on the floor.
The Motorola's EDA has a 3" resistive touchscreen o VGA resolution and is run by 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7627 core.
It also has 256MB of RAM and 1GB of ROM memory.
A biometric fingerprint scanner is also integrated in it and one button scanning of 1D and 2D bar codes.
Making this phone more special is its support for both CDMA and GSM networks allowing it to operate virtually anywhere around the world.
ES400 has Windows Mobile 6.
5.
3 Professional with some management and security features included.
Microsoft also make it to a point to promise in providing intended application support even after newer platforms are released in the future since the phone is expected to last long.
The new device also has featured supports for HSDPA, 3-axis accelerometer, Wi-Fi (802.
11 a/b/g) and Bluetooth.
It even includes a built-n GPS receiver with A-GPS, 3 megapixel autofocus snapper with LED flash making it capable for scanning bar codes.
An application for push-to-talk over VoIP is also incorporated.
It will be powered by a standard 1540mAh Li-Ion battery and will include an extended 3080mAh making it somewhat thicker and heavier.
Motorola ES400 is expected to land the market later this year at Motorola, Sprint and other members of the PartnerEmpower network channel.
However pricing for the phone is not yet known.
The new Motorola ES400 has the newly launched Windows Embedded Handheld platform of Windows.
The said platform is developed for the handheld enterprise devices.
Yes, it is intended for business as well as professional areas.
It promises increased productivity by its management and security functionality and extended application support life cycle.
Users can expect to be able to always and anywhere access, capture and act on information regarding the business.
Motorola ES400 is also tagged as EDA or Enterprise Digital Assistant.
The phone will surely be updated and empowered with the tools and easy access to critical enterprise class applications needed to be able to accomplish any job anywhere and anytime of the day.
The device has also the ability to survive through rain, changing temperature, and even several drops on the floor.
The Motorola's EDA has a 3" resistive touchscreen o VGA resolution and is run by 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7627 core.
It also has 256MB of RAM and 1GB of ROM memory.
A biometric fingerprint scanner is also integrated in it and one button scanning of 1D and 2D bar codes.
Making this phone more special is its support for both CDMA and GSM networks allowing it to operate virtually anywhere around the world.
ES400 has Windows Mobile 6.
5.
3 Professional with some management and security features included.
Microsoft also make it to a point to promise in providing intended application support even after newer platforms are released in the future since the phone is expected to last long.
The new device also has featured supports for HSDPA, 3-axis accelerometer, Wi-Fi (802.
11 a/b/g) and Bluetooth.
It even includes a built-n GPS receiver with A-GPS, 3 megapixel autofocus snapper with LED flash making it capable for scanning bar codes.
An application for push-to-talk over VoIP is also incorporated.
It will be powered by a standard 1540mAh Li-Ion battery and will include an extended 3080mAh making it somewhat thicker and heavier.
Motorola ES400 is expected to land the market later this year at Motorola, Sprint and other members of the PartnerEmpower network channel.
However pricing for the phone is not yet known.