Motorola MC70 Now Available with New Integrated GPS Features

The new features incorporated into the Motorola MC70 makes it to be
just more than a handheld mobile device; it now connects people and
products to information resources. This device incorporates a mobile
phone, PDA, computer, scanner and imager in a single unit. The device
combines multi-mode wireless networking, voice and data communications
and advanced data capture in an enterprise productivity tool that can
support nearly any application in any environment as pre-determined by
the user.
Experts revealed that the support for GSM/EDGE cellular networks
delivers global coverage, fast wireless data speeds that enable rich
applications, and enterprise-level security. Also, the integrated GPS
functionality would enable the enterprise to locate drivers, re-route
delivery workers, find missing devices anywhere in the enterprise,
provide vehicle navigation, and a host of others beneficiary functions
The device is to be distributed by BlueStar, a solutions-based
distributor of point-of-sale, bar coding, data collection, radio
frequency identification (RFID), and wireless mobility products.
BlueStar works exclusively with VAR Partners, and provides them with
complete solutions. The director of market development at BlueStar,
Greg Seelbach said that GPS is one of the hottest trends in the mobile
computing, because it provides many technical advantages ranging from
turn-by-turn directions for the user to the enterprise being able to
automate the dispatch of its field workers.
He further added "Integrating GPS technology in the Motorola MC70,
which is becoming one of the most popular mobile computers sold by
this industry, means this GPS-enabled model is all but guaranteed
success."
It should be recalled that the new version of MC70 was introduced in
October, last year by Motorola with believe that the GPS option would
allow organizations with field employees, such as postal companies, to
track and manage real-time tasking.