Mobile Computers

Mobile computers are extremely rugged data collection devices, intended to reduce operating costs, eliminate paperwork, simplify daily tasks and maximize efficiency.  Mobile computers began their lives as portable data terminals, or PDTs.  In those days, data collection was almost exclusively done within the four walls of an office.  Today, with global technology advances such as Wi-Fi, Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN), and data connections via cellular providers, mobility has taken on new meaning. Now mobile computers are capable of performing a variety of tasks, are portable enough to wear on a belt, and are efficient enough to provide a full day's use from a single charge.