Motion Computing have today announced a major revamp of the C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant and the F5 Field Tool. I personally use a C5 for my day to day tableteering, so I’m quite excited about this update. The Motion C5v is of course commonly used in the healthcare sector while the Motion F5v can be …Read more
BBC Reporter Breaks ‘Unbreakable’ Rugged Phone – Needs Gorilla Glass!
The Sonim XP1 is a rugged, IP54 rated, MIL-810F drop tested mobile phone that is pretty close to unbreakable… That is until this BBC reporter got hold of it (Click on the screenshot to watch the video): As you can see, the weak point of this phone is its glass screen. We find that the …Read more
Using RFID on Motion F5 and C5
The Motion F5 and C5 can be equipped with an RFID reader. For want of a better analogy, RFID is a smarter barcode system. It is often used for inventory tracking and identification. Unlike a barcode which is read only, information can be written to RFID tags on the fly with a device like the …Read more
Motion C5 with Gorilla Glass Video Review
We take an up close look at the new Motion Computing C5 MkII MCA (Mobile Clinical Assistant) Tablet PC. We take the C5 outside to show of the capabilities of the new Hydis AFFS+ display with Gorilla Glass. The Motion C5 includes a powerful Intel Core 2 Duo processor and huge array of options like: …Read more
eBooks are back – Amazon and Barnes & Noble come back to the Tablet PC
On the 20th of October Barnes and Noble introduced the “nook” eBook reader to the US market. No doubt this move was designed to compete with the success of the Amazon Kindle which until now has not been available to Australian customers. Australian readers are probably thinking, “great, another e-reader that won’t be available to …Read more
