The business and industrial gets another big boost as far as communication options as Intermec launches two new rugged 3G Wireless WAN mobile computers in the CN50 and CN4. Both are lightweight and ideal mobile computing solutions for industries that cover a lot of field work thereby covering the area of durability which is something that holds back businesses from investing in such gadgets.

“The CN50 is the smallest and most technologically advanced rugged mobile computer on the market today,” said Héctor Calva, chief information officer of Coca-Cola Femsa. “As an organization that accounts for almost ten percent of Coca-Cola’s global sales, our mobile workers need a rugged mobile computer that will make their workday more efficient and enhance the customer experience. The capabilities of the CN50 will revolutionize our delivery operations and enable us to increase the amount of sales transactions we complete.”

The addition of these two new rugged mobile devices are sure to be welcomed in the business field. Today, communication is pretty much important for productivity and with the CN50 and CN4, these areas of consideration are sure to be covered.

Both products will be available for volume shipment in the third quarter of CY 2009.

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It looks like mobile computing ruggedness is in these days when it comes to providing the best mobile computing solutions hardware available in the market. The latest offering comes from General Dynamics with its Itronix GD8000 notebook.

The new GD8000 notebook computer by General Dynamics Itronix is now available for military personnel, field service workers and first responders who require high-performance computing while working in extreme temperatures, humidity, dust and rain-soaked environments.

Engineered to operate in extreme conditions, the GD8000 kept working after multiple 42-inch drops onto a hard surface, operated in the rain for more than four hours and successfully booted-up in freezing and scorching temperatures.

Powered by the Intel low-voltage Core2Duo processing architecture, the GD8000 is housed in a user-friendly, ergonomic casing with a 13.3-inch DynaVue touchscreen display. The GD8000 delivers uncompromising performance from command centers, to helicopters, to tactical vehicles and everywhere in between.

GD8000 features:

• Intel® Core Duo 1.86GHz processor
• Up to 4 GB RAM
• Meets and exceeds MIL-STD 810F
• WWAN, WLAN, PAN and GPS
• 13.3″ outdoor viewable DynaVue® display

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With the growing demand for mobile computing solutions today, HCL may be a good brand to check out. It is in the line of familiar laptop brands like Sony, HP and Acer.

HCL has launched several forms of laptops in the market and the HCL Leaptop Z39 is perhaps one of the easiest and compact sized mobile solutions most people are bound to notice.

Among the features that the HCL Leaptop Z39 carry include:

• Intel Core 2 Duo processor
• 14.1 inches TFT screen (1280 x 800 pixels)
• 250 GB of hard disk drive
• 2.0 mega pixels video camera with dual internal MIC
• Built-in Bluetooth v2.0 technology
• Standard 6 cells Li-ion battery
• Integrated DVD Super Multi Drive

The HCL Leaptop Z39 is a good laptop to consider especially if you are looking for an alternative brand that carries practically the same specs and power of the popular yet pricey laptops in the market today.

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