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Compared to previous models, Motorola Symbol MC9190-G handheld mobile computer is more durable, more powerful, with higher display resolution, better scanning performance and more scanning options. The MC9190-G is another major innovation in the highly successful MC9000 series, enabling workers to process information and take action quickly and accurately, even in the most demanding environments.
Features and benefits
A platform that rivals desktop performance
State of the art mobile operating system
Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5
Enhance interoperability with existing enterprise infrastructure, provide a familiar user interface and a flexible development environment to support multiple existing enterprise applications; Microsoft WinCE 6.0 provides a powerful custom application development platform
Designed for enhanced mobility, the powerful microprocessors Marvell PXA320@806MHz delivers desktop performance without consuming battery power- even for the most demanding multimedia applications
Memory supports all applications
256MB RAM/1GB flash and user-accessible SD card slot for up to 32GB memory expansion, providing extra memory for databases and other intensive applications, making it more stable and outstanding
Advanced wireless connection
Works with all wireless LANs
Connect to 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless local area networks (WLANs) using 802.11a/b/g triple mode radios for cost-effective voice and data connectivity in offices and hotspots; support for 802.11a calls to segment voice traffic, ensure voice call quality; support VoWLAN for cost-effective voice and voice-guided applications
State of the art Bluetooth
V2.1 Bluetooth with EDR enables wireless connectivity to a wider range of devices including modems, printers and headsets; simplified pairing; improved security; reduced power consumption
Government-level security covers all WLANs, ensuring that only authorized users can access devices, data, and networks, and keep your wireless communication and wired communication secure with a variety of security features that don't affect wireless performance. These security features include: native FIPS 140-2 Level 1 certification; support for all new encryption and authentication protocols; compatible with Motorola Device and protection Mobile Security Suite (device firewall, intrusion prevention, mandatory authentication, and data encryption and integrity monitoring to protect the MC9190-G device original information and the data received and transmitted); compatible with Motorola Mobility Virtual Private Network (MVPN)
Durable design
Motorola MAX Durability - Industry-leading rugged design for enhanced reliability
Fall (shock) test: can withstand multiple impacts from 6 feet/1.8m down to the concrete floor in the operating temperature range; meet and exceed MIL-STD 810G
IP64 seal: all-round dustproof and splashproof
Various scanning options
Motorola MAX data capture for high-performance capture of virtually any type of barcode
Six scanning options are available, and you can choose the most appropriate scanning mode per application:
One-dimensional scanner
SE960: High-performance 1D scanning- Adaptive scanning maximizes scanning range, even for damaged or attached barcodes in film packaging
SE1524-ER: Medium to low density 1D barcode remote scanning (up to 45 feet/13.71m) - including broken or attached barcodes in film packaging
Two-dimensional imager
SE4500-SR: Low/medium density 1D/2D barcode omnidirectional scanning
SE4600: One-Dimensional/Two-Dimensional Barcode Omni-directional Remote Scanning - Scanning distances from 8 inches/20.32cm to 30 feet/9.14m
Professional imager
SE4500-DL: Omni-directional scanning of large PDF barcodes on medium to high density 1D/2D barcodes, driver's licenses and other gates and entry and exit ID cards
SE4500-HD: Omni-directional scanning of direct part marks for automotive and aerospace manufacturing, for tracking parts; reading of very high density 1D and 2D barcodes
Motorola MAX sensors provide you with mobile intelligence for perception and action
Automatically rotates the screen to match the orientation of the device, expanding the display area: automatically shuts down when the device is not in use to conserve battery power; automatically records drops of more than 4 feet/1.21m, improves staff responsibility and troubleshooting; sensor data can be used in custom apps(such as “man down”).
Advanced physical characteristics
Handheld-style ergonomic design for easy and comfortable use
Designed for the most intensive scanning applications for 24/7 comfort
Ultra-clear text and images
The best 3.7-inch HD-backlit color VGA touch-screen display in its class, clearly visible in any lighting conditions, from bright daylight to dark environments
Replace the keyboard with the Motorola MAX keyboard in a few minutes
Six interchangeable keyboards make it easy to access data in a variety of applications, and if your data entry conditions change or your keyboard is damaged, the modular architecture allows you to change keyboards in minutes
Easy asset management
Integrated UHF Gen 2 RFID tags for real-time “contactless” tracking
Backwards compatible with all MC9000 accessories
Upgrade to the latest mobile technology while protecting your existing attachment investment
Easily port existing MC9000 Series applications,
The platform ensures that you can quickly port existing MC9000 applications to the MC9190-G. Allows you to use the latest technology to facilitate centralized management while protecting your existing application investment
Easily manage your global equipment and accessories remotely
Compatible with the Motorola Mobility Services Platform (MSP) for complete and flexible centralized management of a wide range of mobile computers and their associated peripherals worldwide with a single console
End-to-end support services
Increase uptime and reduce support costs with a turnkey support plan
The optional Service from the Start with Comprehensive Coverage service is comprehensive, covering not only normal loss, but also accidental damage to internal and external components of equipment and designated accessories.
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