HTC unveils new enterprise handheld

HTC has added a new model aimed at enterprise users to its device line-up. The P6300 PDA is a Windows Mobile 5.0 handheld with a large screen and fast processor plus greater connectivity options needed by business users, the company said.

Available immediately, the HTC P6300 has a 400MHz processor combined with 256MB Flash and 128MB RAM. It also has tri-band GSM/GPRS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth communications for mobile data connectivity.

The new device is aimed at industries such as warehousing and fleet management, and has the power, memory and functionality required for business applications, according to HTC. It has a 3.5in 240 x 320 pixel touch screen, 1500mAh lithium-ion battery, and can be expanded via an SDIO card slot.

As with other devices running the Pocket PC version of Windows Mobile, the unit supports push email when used with Exchange email servers and runs Microsoft’s Office Mobile suite of productivity applications.

The HTC P6300 can be ordered SIM free from distributors and resellers such as Expansys for about £430.

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