MOTOROLA has released a range of handheld digital devices designed specifically for the Asia-Pacific region on the basis of local customer feedback.
The FR68 enterprise digital assistant (EDA) and the FR6000 rugged handheld computer are only available in Asia-Pacific markets and offer full-function 3.5G HSDPA/WAN network capabilities, simultaneous voice and data connectivity, and GPS navigation.
According to the company, the FR series of devices come in a highly compact form factor and operate in a range of local languages.
This new design aims to increase productivity in small, medium or large enterprises across a broad range of verticals including retail, healthcare, logistics, transportation, utilities, manufacturing and public safety.
Additional functionalities include 1D laser scanner, plus added connectivity through wireless LAN (WLAN), Bluetooth and IrDA.
The Marvell XScale PXA312 624MHz processor and Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system ensure simple integration with existing enterprise infrastructure, enhanced security features, a flexible development platform and improved mobile messaging.
The FR68 also offers a high-resolution 3.2 mega pixel auto-focus colour camera, and optical character recognition (OCR) functionality.
According to the company, the FR series can withstand one-metre drops to concrete and is sealed to protect from elements such as sand, dust and water.
Motorola Enterprise Mobility offers ‘Service from the Start’ with comprehensive coverage for the FR68 and FR6000.
‘Service from the Start’ guarantees that, from the day of hardware purchase, customers can be assured that no matter what is damaged, from broken displays and keypads to any internal and external components, the repair is covered while the plan is active.
Entry level pricing for the FR68 is AUD $2,413.84, while pricing for the FR6000 starts at AUD $2,842.84.
Both mobile computers are now available in Australia and New Zealand through local Motorola PartnerSelect members.
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