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15 Sep
Motorola unveils another rugged handheld device catered to serve the business and industrial sector, the Motorola MC950. As more businesses today are going mobile, the MC950 carries a whole bunch of features that include 3.5G WAN capabilities, a unique accessory system and better battery management.
The Motorola MC950 is equipped with the Marvell XScale PXA320@806 MHz processor and Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system and an enterprise-class GPS system that promises to cover various environmental conditions. It also carries a 3 megapixel auto-focus high resolution digital camera for capturing and scanning important images and documents as required.
The Motorola MC950 will be made available worldwide through Motorola partners and sales groups.
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The Portuguese manufacturer of GPS Navigation systems - NDrive - has revealed their latest handset named S400. The cellphone uses Windows Mobile 6.1 as the operative system, and so far there are no details about its price tag.
On the spec list, the NDrive S400 comes with a Marvell PXA310 processor at 624MHz, and 128MB of memory RAM. The display screen has a rather big resolution - 640×480 - and the connectivity options include quad-band GSM, and HSDPA support.
Tags: Cell Phones, Marvell, ndrive, pxa310, s4003 Jan
Another addition to the slew of tech products we’ll be seeing at the CES next week is Marvell’s 802.11n Draft 2 chipset called TopDog 11n-450. TopDog makes the jump from the current 54Mbps rate of WiFi via a technique using three “spatial streams.” One stream of data is divided into three streams which are transmitted by different antennae using a technique names as “multiple-input multiple-output.” Coupled with multipath, the signal reflection phenomenon, the technique makes 450Mbps WiFi possible. TopDog will be showcased at the Marvell booth on CES.
Tags: Marvell, Mobile News, WiFi
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