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Nomad 900 Meets Toughest Standards for Ingress Protection

  13/09/2011
Trimble has announced that its Trimble Nomad 900 handheld computer has received an IP68 rating — the top rating for protection against dust and moisture. In addition, five new language options have been added.

Meeting the toughest standards for Ingress Protection, the Nomad 900 is a mobile device for field or industrial workers in extreme environments. Trimble states that the handheld computers offer reliable and rugged operation, even after prolonged exposure to water and dust. In addition to the new IP68 rating, the Trimble Nomad 900 also meets MIL-STD-810F standard for drops, vibration and temperature extremes.

 

Back in the office, global operations and procurement managers will find that the Nomad 900 handheld supports 10 operating system languages. Chinese, Italian, Korean, Portuguese and Russian have been added to English, French, Nomad 900 Meets Toughest Standards for Ingress ProtectionGerman, Japanese and Spanish, making the Nomad 900 suitable for multi-cultural settings. At initial start-up, the user can select a preferred language.

The Trimble Nomad 900 packs functionality into a comprehensively featured rugged handheld computer. The Nomad features Windows Mobile, an 806 MHz processor, a long-life battery, integrated wireless such as WWAN, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities and a high-resolution, sunlight-visible VGA touch screen display that shows graphics and maps in detail.

 

The handheld computer also includes a 5MP auto-focus camera with flash. In addition, users can take advantage of the Trimble Nomad 900 CompactFlash (CF) and Secure Digital (SD) slots to add more capabilities, such as SD/SDHC memory and RFID. These features, along with the its rugged construction and computing power, make the Trimble Nomad 900 apt for mobile workers-in forestry, public safety, surveying, construction, mapping, field service, utilities, and other outdoor or service-related industries-to collect, save and transmit data in the field.



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Supplier: Trimble Navigation (Headquarters)

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