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    Qualcomm Releases MVPc

    Dec. 1, 2000
    Qualcomm Inc has announced the commercial release of its new MVPc in-vehicle computer and the signing of its first contracts with Alan Ritchey Inc and

    Qualcomm Inc has announced the commercial release of its new MVPc in-vehicle computer and the signing of its first contracts with Alan Ritchey Inc and E Stewart Mitchell Inc.

    The MVPc is designed to interface with the Qualcomm OmniTRACS and OmniExpress mobile communications systems to improve productivity and lower operating costs for transportation fleets. Features include a driver interface with touch-screen capability, support for multiple-host platforms, and a software development kit that permits customized or third-party applications.

    The MVPc uses the Windows CE operating system to run custom or third-party applications.

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