Here’s the news – Mobile computing has just been revolutionized! Honeywell announced the release of their first Android based handheld PC recently which is an enterprise digital assistant (EDA) like no other. This nifty device empowers workers to get a wide variety of tasks done from whichever location they may be in, in a very limited amount of time.
Honeywell left nothing to chance with this launch either. While announcing the release of the new device, the company also informed the public that it had entered into a patent agreement with Microsoft. This agreement would allow it to use Chrome and Android OS without any fear of the legal repercussions that might have been stirred up, had there not been such an understanding. While the complete specs of this agreement were not made public due to its confidentiality, it is clear that Honeywell will be paying royalties to Microsoft.What about the features then? Well, the Dolphin 7800 is very well built, with the mobile workforce in mind. It is scan intensive and features warehousing and in-premise retail applications. It also features ergonomics that are user-focused. It is a wireless computer that greatly enhances the productivity of the workforce, and is thus the perfect device to help you maximize on your enterprise ROI.
It is a very durable device as well, built on industrial grade specifications. Figure this out – it has been built to be able to withstand the impact of a fall upon concrete from a height of 1.5m and a whole number of tumbles, talk about a hardy device!
Honeywell’s Dolphin 7800 is, in addition, compact and lightweight despite being so hardy. Its VGA 3.5 inch color screen offers high resolution which results in easy visibility even in extreme lighting conditions such as where the sun is shining directly in the device.
When it comes to Wi-Fi capabilities, the device has a built in connection with the added ability to switch between CDMA and GSM networks, thus giving a better assurance of uninterrupted connection as you can easily switch from one cellular carrier to another with a better connection. It also allows for real time access to critical data with its 802.11 a/b/g/n, 3.9G network.
Perhaps what truly sets this device apart is that it gives users the same enjoyment in using it as personal devices do. It boasts of highly sophisticated security features also which can give the organization peace of mind while using it. Be prepared to pay dearly for it though, the device ranges in price depending on the exact specifications as well as the retailer so do expect the rates to be anywhere around $1200 to $1500!
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