• Color for handheld

    The ruggedized PDT 8000 handheld computer from Symbol Technologies features a large high-resolution color display with touch screen and a new 32-bit Intel processor. Running the Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 operating system, the new handheld model includes an integrated bar-code scanner and has the ability to communicate over a variety of wireless local and wide area networks. Designed for route sales
    Nov. 1, 2002

    The ruggedized PDT 8000 handheld computer from Symbol Technologies features a large high-resolution color display with touch screen and a new 32-bit Intel processor.

    Running the Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 operating system, the new handheld model includes an integrated bar-code scanner and has the ability to communicate over a variety of wireless local and wide area networks.

    Designed for route sales and service applications, the PDT 8000 offers advanced audio and video capabilities, according to Symbol, offering a clear display even in sunlight.

    The mobile computer can also withstand repeated drops to concrete and extreme variations in temperature, the maker says.

    For more information, go to www.symbol.com or circle 328 on reply card

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