Ruggedized PDA meets MIL-STD-F requirements.
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Built on Windows® CE OS and powered by 520 MHz Marvell® PXA270 CPU, 6 x 3 x 1.25 in. M2000 series survives temperatures from -4 to 122°F and multiple 5 ft drops to concrete. Supporting 128 MB SDRAM and 1 GB flash ROM, IP65-sealed PDA also provides SD slot; 3.5 in., 256K color transflective LCD with touchscreen; and choice of alpha-numeric and full-alphabetical backlit keyboard. Various wireless communication and imaging options are also available.
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DAP Technologies Introduces Its M2000 PDA Rugged Computer
One of the smallest rugged form factors available, new PDA packs in memory and features
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Loaded with memory and functionalities, DAP Technologies' newest M2000 series PDA is among the smallest and lightest-weight rugged PDAs on the market.
Built on a Windows® CE operating system, DAP's M2000 packs 128 MB SDRAM and 1 GB flash ROM in a device measuring just 6 x 3 x 1.25 inches (155 x 82 x 31 mm) and weighing 13.4 oz (380 g). With ample memory for storing data locally, the rugged computer also communicates wirelessly via Summit Radio wireless LAN 802.11b/g, Bluetooth and the optional GPRS/EDGE. Additionally, it features a user-accessible SD slot and hot-swappable battery.
Ideally suited for use in field service, utility, transportation, logistics, parking enforcement and warehouse environments, DAP's M2000 is sealed to IP65 and is tested by independent labs to meet MIL-STD-F requirements. It is engineered to withstand multiple 1.5 meter (5 foot) drops to concrete and to operate at temperatures between -4 and 122 F (-20 and 50 C).
The M2000 series offers a 3.5" 256K color transflective LCD with touch screen and a choice between an alpha-numeric (M2010 model) and a full-alphabetical (M2020 model) backlit keyboard.
Customers can also choose a 1D laser or 1D/2D imager for barcode scanning, standard or high-capacity Li-ion battery packs, and optional integrated GPS.
High frequency (HF) or EPC Class1, Gen2 ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID reader is available as a plug-in module, making the technology field-upgradable to accommodate future upgrades.
"With DAP's M2000, customers not only have choices at the time of purchase, they can add RFID modules as their needs change or technology advances," said Eric Miller, DAP's vice president.
Voice-ready, the M2000 also features four programmable function keys and runs on a Marvell® PXA270 520MHz processor.
"It may be small enough to put in your pocket, but the M2000 is a powerful and rugged computer," said Khalid Kidari, DAP's director of product management and marketing. "Equip it with an RFID reader and it can inventory an entire truck or pallet's passive or active RFID tags in seconds. Drop it on concrete and it still works. Exchange the battery for a fresh one and return to your application, without restarting or losing data."
High-resolution images and more info: www.daptech.com/products/m2000_series/
About DAP Technologies
DAP Technologies has offices in Tempe, Ariz.; Quebec City; and Abingdon, U.K., and designs and manufactures rugged PDA, handheld and mobile computers for demanding industries and harsh environments. DAP's computers improve data collection, processing and transmission in numerous industries, including utilities, field service, identity management, transportation and logistics. DAP Technologies recently consolidated the Duros and DAP product lines under the DAP brand. Now DAP has been expanded to include a full range of rugged computers from mobile PDAs to fixed-mount solutions. For more, visit www.daptech.com.
