Trimble just announced a very impressive rugged tablet computer with integrated GPS capabilities, called Trimble Yuma. Trimble Yuma has a 7″ sunlight readable display, solid state drive with 32GB of space, and 2 integrated cameras both of which are capable of geotagging.
Trimble Yuma runs Windows Vista Business, and meets MIL-STD-810F military standards for drops, vibration and humidity. Its IP67 rating means it’s impervious to dust and water and it operates in temperatures from -30 to 60 °C. Yuma can be mounted on a tripod or pole for data collection, or even secured in a vehicle-mount.
Mobinnova ICE is the next version of Sony Ericsson XPERIA. Working under GSM, WCDMA and HSDPA network, featuring mobiToday and mobiShift, which allow users to interact with the phone.
Mobinnova ICE was equipped by 3.0MP auto focus camera with dedicated shutter control. Direct push-email compatible with Microsoft Exchange, means you stay in contact and ready for business, on your terms.
Qigi can run Windows Mobile 6.1 or Android OS but it’s two different versions not dual os. The Chinese manufacturer calls the Windows version i6 Win and the Android version i6 Goal. That seems to be the only difference since the rest of the features seems identical as both versions.
Featuring GPS integrated, Marvell Monohans 624MHz processor, 2.8-inch 65k color LCD touchscreen, 2 Megapixel camera, WiFi, bluetooth and microSD card slot. Qigi’s i6 supports quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks, but without 3G.
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After NDrive S300, Portugese GPS navigation device maker just revealed NDrive S400, a Windows Mobile handset with an integrated GPS receiver as well as navigation software to go with it. Apparently it is one of those dual processor gadgets.
