New GD400 rugged handheld computer unveiled
General Dynamics Itronix introduces the GD400 rugged handheld computer, designed for mobile professionals whose jobs range from ensuring the public's safety and working inside warehouses to maintaining utilities. Weighing less than eight ounces, the sleek GD400 handheld is equipped with ultra-sensitive GPS, a barcode scanner/imager, a high-resolution camera with flash and a daylight-viewable, water resistant touch-screen screen display.
"Using the GD400, utilities, law enforcement or any mobile enterprise can immediately improve business operations, increase worker productivity and reduce costs," said Mark Johnston, director of Strategic Computing Solutions of General Dynamics Itronix. "By combining robust computing with cell phone-like functionality, the GD400 bridges the communications and computing gap between notebook computers and commercial cell phones."
The GD400 hosts the Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 operating system that integrates quickly and easily with enterprise operations and IT networks. General Dynamics Itronix also offers service and support to ensure a smooth transition of the GD400 into business operations. The GD400 is IP54 certified against dust and water intrusion and built to withstand multiple drops onto concrete. It is powered by a high-performance ARM Cortex(TM)-A8 processor that comes with NEON multimedia technology, accelerating the transmission of multimedia and large data files across WiFi and wireless wide area networks.
Key features of the GD400 include:
- Ergonomic design for simple one-hand operation
- Eight-hour battery life
- 3.7 inch color, touch-screen display
- 3.2 mega-pixel auto-focus camera with flash
- Digital compass
- Bluetooth, 802.11 a/b/g/n, cellular network connectivity
Source: General Dynamics
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