Aimed mainly at enterprise users, this rugged 7-inch tablet from Motorola is designed to withstand multiple bumps and drops. Motorola is a also likely to offer a comprehensive insurance cover that deals with both normal wear and tear and accidental damage to internal and external components of the tablet. The device comes with a hot - swappable rechargeable battery pack - it can work for 15 minutes even when the main battery is removed thanks to the built in back-up battery. It runs a customised version of Android and is powered by a dual core 1Ghz processor, 8GB storage (expandable up to 32GB via microSD card), front camera and a rear 8MP camera that can record 720p videos. It will only be available in a Wi-Fi version, but can be optionally kitted with Bluetooth-connected handheld barcode scanners, mobile payment readers and mobile printer accessories. It is expected to be available internationally by the end of the year, priced at about US$ 1,000Motorola ET1
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
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Aimed mainly at enterprise users, this rugged 7-inch tablet from Motorola is designed to withstand multiple bumps and drops. Motorola is a also likely to offer a comprehensive insurance cover that deals with both normal wear and tear and accidental damage to internal and external components of the tablet. The device comes with a hot - swappable rechargeable battery pack - it can work for 15 minutes even when the main battery is removed thanks to the built in back-up battery. It runs a customised version of Android and is powered by a dual core 1Ghz processor, 8GB storage (expandable up to 32GB via microSD card), front camera and a rear 8MP camera that can record 720p videos. It will only be available in a Wi-Fi version, but can be optionally kitted with Bluetooth-connected handheld barcode scanners, mobile payment readers and mobile printer accessories. It is expected to be available internationally by the end of the year, priced at about US$ 1,000