Handheld mobile computing has a new face, and this time it is the Motorola MC70 that boasts GPS capability. It will target enterprise user with field-based employees (i.e. shipping companies), used to track and manage real-time tasks as wlel as provide mobile workers with navigation support to improve location-based productivity. The MC70 features a rugged design that is shockproof and water resistant, and will probably hold up against heat and cold better than the most of us. It is powered by the venerable SiRFStar III GPS receiver, featuring barcode data and signature capture, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, and support for EDGE networks. No idea on how much the MC70 costs though.
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