Motorola ES400 – First Device to Run Windows Embedded Handheld Platform
Motorola mobile phones September 23rd, 2010
Motorola ES400 is an Enterprise Digital Assistant device made to survive through rain, high and low temperature, numerous drops on a vinyl covered concrete. This is the first device to run Microsoft Windows Embedded Handheld Platform. It has 3 inch resistive touchscreen of VGA resolution and a biometric fingerprint reader. The device is also switchable 3G networks as well as with 3.5G dual broadband WAN can be flexibly switched between GSM and CDMA networks.
Support for both CDMA and GSM networks –
This mobile phone provides support for both CDMA and GSM networks allowing users to operate it virtually anywhere around the globe. Motorola ES400 comes embedded with Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Professional with a CPU of 600 MHz, ARM 11 processor, MSM 7627 core at 256MB RAM which comes true to the requirements of business people. If you talk about multimedia features then it has a music player with support for MP3, eAAC+, WMA files, integrated speaker, audio stereo connector and supports Bluetooth and PTT wireless or wired headsets.
