The notice is a litte short on this for my liking, but don’t forget we’re talking Semi-Rugged here and this is far better than the 2 weeks we got on the MC35 and HTC P6500 so it’s not bad at all. People who need a device with more features can use the Pidion BIP 5000. The device’s functionalities include barcode scanner, Quadband, WiFi, and high speed data collection and transfer. The Pidion BM150R is the lightest and smallest Semi-Rugged PDA out there currently and is rather common with users on account of its huge 3.5″ LCD and PDA form factor. For those who don’t need much processing power but do need connectivity options, the pidion bm 170 , an enterprise-level PDA integrated with A-GPS and Voice and Data services and WLAN can be a boon. The Pidion BM150R price collection tops out at just over £400 which includes the extended 2400 mAh battery choice and bottoms out at around the £300 mark making this a very effective and well-liked proposition by putting an inexpensive, capable and suitable semi rugged PDA remedy into the hands of all but the tightest of mobile data capture project budgets. The replacement will be the Pidion BM170 which has a technology platform inline with the latest genertion Pidion family and based on the 806MHz XScale PXA320 processor.
