Motorola HC700

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Paraphrased from Motorola sources:

The new HC700 is part of Motorola's new familiy of mobile ruggedized handheld smartphone/computer enabled devices with Touch Screen capabilities. The HC700s are mil spec ruggedized for the industrial, commercial, and interior/exterior environments.

The HC700s will work on commercial carrier systems. They are Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled. The current HC700 works with Cingular. Future versions such as the HC700i will work on Nextel iDEN networks with Push-To-Talk (PTT) capabilities. The HC700 family have GPS capabilities to enable efficient tracking of your workforce for safety and deployment.

The first to arrive is the HC700-L. The HC700L enables capture and delivery of data with Touch Screen. The HC700 products are designed to run on Windows Mobile. There are software development kits; including Motorola MotoPro Mobility Suite; to enable the user to design very defined work ticket applications with ease; including bar code scanning and RFID. The worker can use the HC700 to read emails from the field, obtain work tickets, and make phone calls to dispatch or the home.

References: http://www.motorola.com/Enterprise/contentdir/en_US/Enterprise/Files/HC700-L_SpecificationSheet.pdf

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