Mobile Terminals

Hand-Held

• A handheld is any portable device that can be carried and held in one's palm.
• A handheld can be any computing or electronic device that is compact and portable enough to be held and used in one or both hands.
• A handheld may contain cellular communication, but this category can also include other computing devices.

• With always-on mobile connectivity, your staff is in constant communication and can collaborate more effectively and quickly.
• With integrated voice and data, mobile devices can save nurses 2 to 6 hours per week, increasing efficiency and job satisfaction.
• With a direct link to patient records, nurses are able to quickly address issues at the bedside, resulting in better patient outcomes

• Heaters: Built-in heaters in these units ensure reliable performance by preventing build-up of frost and condensation.
• Strong Moisture Protection: IP ratings indicate the level to which a mobile device is protected against dust and moisture.
• Stronger Peripheral Connections: Screw-in connectors are a better choice for cold storage applications because they are better sealed against moisture that could potentially damage the device or the connector.

• The value in "rugged" devices isn't limited to the durability of the hardware
• If you’re looking for a professionally-credentialed source for rating the performance of so-called “rugged phones”, focus on one designation that mobile companies — and their customers — trust the most.