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MOTO's ES400 is a Hardcore Edition to Enterprise Mobile Class Devices

Motorola has announced their enterprise friendly ES400 QWERTY/Touchscreen handset.

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Shayne Rana|Jun 21, 2010, 10:21:57 IST

The Enterprise Mobility Solutions division of Motorola, Inc. has announced the newest addition to its mobile computing portfolio – the ES400 global Enterprise Digital Assistant (EDA). The ES400’s integrated voice and data capabilities are designed to unleash the full potential of mobile professionals by empowering them with the information and interaction they need to transform operations, increase enterprise profitability and complete their jobs from anywhere and at anytime.

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This is Motorola’s smallest and lightest EDA and it combines a sleek form factor with advanced performance – allowing mobile workforces to overcome productivity challenges and securely access business-critical applications on the go. Built on the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 platform, the ES400 EDA enables workers in field service, field sales, retail, healthcare, utilities, manufacturing, transportation/distribution and small- and medium-sized businesses to collect data and access business-critical applications and back-end systems on the spot.

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First Published:Jun 21, 2010, 10:21:57 IST
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